Calgary Eyeopener

On today's podcast: Regular Calgarians weigh in on last night's Provincial Debate; A Calgarian lands his dream job, sampling cannabis; An Albertan who lives in the UK gives us her perspective on Brexit.

On today's podcast: Regular Calgarians weigh in on last night's Provincial Debate; A Calgarian lands his dream job, sampling cannabis; An Albertan who lives in the UK gives us her perspective on Brexit.

On today's podcast: Learn why your car insurance rates are going up; Hollywood comes to Fort Macleod; City Councillor, Shane Keating weighs the pros and cons of selling naming rights to Calgary's Transit properties.

On today's podcast: Learn why your car insurance rates are going up; Hollywood comes to Fort Macleod; City Councillor, Shane Keating weighs the pros and cons of selling naming rights to Calgary's Transit properties.

On today's podcast: Dwayne Bratt discusses Jody Wilson-Raybolt and Jane Philpot's expulsion by the Liberals; Janet Brown's joins us to talk about the provincial election campaign so far; Our 'Unconventional Panel' argues the merits and down falls of negative campaigning; Hanita Simard explains the importance of a workshop called 'Making Waves'; Super Dogs auditions are coming up.

On today's podcast: we talk to the Mayor about how the city's plans for fixing our property tax burden;

a Lethbridge arena is renamed in honour of the late Logan Boulet. We hear why; the curious case of a woman who can't feel pain; we'll check out an act of optimism in Inglewood with the opening of a new independent book store.

On today's podcast: The Canadian Women's Hockey League is disbanding,we talk to the coach of the Calgary Inferno; Alberta Liberal Leader David Kahn; we find out about street sweeping in the city; Kath Smyth preps us for the Spring gardening season.

On today's podcast: Our beer columnist suggests some spring brews and patios; Cabin Party, a chance to have a camp experience and raise money for young adult cancer survivors; we take a peek at what's in store for the Flames in the post season; what are the political parties promising this week? We have the wrap on some of the latest policy announcements.

On today's podcast: Indigenous groups are pushing ahead their plan to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline; a 6-year-old environmentalist gives a hotel chain a hard time about serving breakfast on non-reusable plastic plates; we talk to a vet in Westlock Alberta about a one-of-a-kind calf delivery; our What to Watch columnist takes us to Brazil, and Northern Ireland.

On today's podcast: More allegations over wrongdoing in Jason Kenney's 2017 leadership campaign; our Unconventional panel will dig into changing fashion trends; we hear about a flood at the Cochrane Museum.