Calgary Eyeopener

On today's podcast: We ask a panel of Albertans how they feel about the election so far; we revisit Bill 6 the farm safety act which the UCP is promising to repeal if elected; discover a side of Ed Whalen most people don't know about.

On today's podcast: a new report debunks some myths about the carbon tax; CBC's election producer Falice Chin looks at who is running for office; why do some of us talk with our hands and what does it say about us.

On today's podcast: We ask a panel of Albertans how they feel about the election so far; we revisit Bill 6 the farm safety act which the UCP is promising to repeal if elected; discover a side of Ed Whalen most people don't know about.

On today's Podcast: The Unconventional Panel defends their political parties; Premiere Rachel Notley discusses the upcoming provincial election; Jonathan Love critiques the broadway show, 'Come From Away'.

On today's podcast: UCP leader Jason Kenney is hoping to get your vote; A group of Calgary Doctors have put a sign up in their clinic asking patients not to bring unvaccinated children; Calgary's old science centre and planetarium is getting a face lift.

On today's podcast: The man who says the fix was in during the UCP leadership campaign; farewell to the Saints. Hockey Calgary redraws its boundaries; we speak with a Calgary actor who moved to Pakistan ... and became one of that country's rising TV and film stars.

On today's podcast: Jason Kenney and the kamikaze candidate; We take a closer look at 25 dollar a day daycare; Councillor Evan Woolley's 100 million dollar solution to Calgary's budget problems; and we say farewell to the Long John Index.

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On today's podcast: Dialing back on cellphones in the classroom; our eye on the legislature Paul McLoughlin will dissect the government's upcoming health care bill; we talk to a teacher from Rocky Mountain House who's getting a Juno Award for Music Teacher of the Year; we answer all your questions, about the Eyeopener.

On today's podcast: we'll speak to the leader of the Alberta Party about its proposal to make vaccinations mandatory for school-aged kids; should the city put the public art program in storage for another year; tips on how to weather the big melt; the Unconventionals try to determine the best Canadian band. Ever.

On today's podcast: Calgary now has the dubious distinction of having the highest unemployment rate in the country. CBC business reporter Tony Seskus explains the job numbers; we speak to the Guaido-appointed Venezuelan Ambassador to Canada, about Venezuela's crippling power outage and ongoing humanitarian crisis; why grapes give off sparks when you put them in the microwave; Julie van Rosendaal shares some cooking ideas for St. Patrick's day.