Calgary Eyeopener

On today's podcast: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke this morning... addressing the country on the SNC Lavalin controversy; the recent deaths of two wolves outside Banff National Park is reigniting the call for a buffer zone to protect wildlife when they wander outside park boundaries; Angela finds out about the city of Calgary's version of EBay; Bret the Hitman Hart remembers King Kong Bundy.

On today's podcast: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke this morning... addressing the country on the SNC Lavalin controversy; the recent deaths of two wolves outside Banff National Park is reigniting the call for a buffer zone to protect wildlife when they wander outside park boundaries; Angela finds out about the city of Calgary's version of EBay; Bret the Hitman Hart remembers King Kong Bundy.

On today's podcast: For only the second time ever, a patient with HIV appears to been cleared of all signs of infection. We talk about the significance of this scientific breakthrough; the story of a mysterious Blackfoot headdress that appeared in a thrift shop and how it was reunited with it's original owners; now that the bobsled and luge track at Winsport is closed, perhaps forever, we ask our Unconventional Panel if Calgary's Olympic legacy is dead; Angela reports on the Do Crews work with Rob Nash Project.

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On today's podcast: The connection between fracking and earthquakes; city council's billion and a half dollar plan for major projects, which one comes first, and where's the money coming from; we meet two Calgary teens heading to Oxford to compete against the best debaters in the Commonwealth.

On today's podcast: The month of February saw a staggering number of animal welfare investigations in Alberta. We tell you why; city council is once again addressing concerns around Calgary's only safe drug injection site; Canada and Norway meet to settle the debate over who has the biggest moose statue;

and Street Legal is back! So is Cynthia Dale. We talk with her.

Obstruction of justice, or inappropriate? More on the SNC-Lavalin affair; an online challenge is causing concern in Calgary schools; a new food festival in Calgary; the story of a Calgary boy who invited Jarome Iginla to his birthday party.

Jody Wilson-Raybould's explosive testimony; why the RCMP are asking you to think twice before helping; a pitch for man-made waves in the Bow River; a Bollywood hip hop star who calls Calgary home.

The push to restart passenger rail service between Calgary and Banff; cyclists may soon have to share bike lanes with skateboards and scooters; the Unconventional Panel tackles moralized shopping; we meet a Calgarian who just turned 105; and a walk on a tightrope.

The latest on water fluoridation in Calgary; the UCP wants to provide incentives to bring more new Canadians to small town Alberta; the Calgary Seniors' Resource Society is looking for volunteers; Paul Karchut tries to convince Calgarians to ride a bike in the freezing cold.

The city's secret plans for arena negotiations; hundreds of patients are left with big bills after an orthodontist goes bankrupt; a controversial night at the Academy Awards; the re-discovery of the world's biggest bee.