Calgary Eyeopener

Calgary Police responds to changes to photo radar rules; a charter school in Calgary says its needs are being ignored; The University of Calgary wants older students; a conversation with one of the headliners of a car show in Calgary.

Councillor Gian-Carlo Carra on the future of the Fairview Arena; Paul McLoughlin on this week in Alberta politics; a new arts venue is opening in northeast Calgary; What to Watch columnist Di Golding on true crime shows.

Premier Rachel Notley on her rental rail deal, which will see more Alberta crude flowing out of the province by July; author Chris Turner on the United We Roll convoy; a look at the life of fashion icon Karl Lagerfeld; and a donation from AC/DC.

On today's podcast: Record breaking February? Environment Canada's Dave Phillips has a weather update; two Albertans have started a funny web series about the animal kingdom; a cautionary tale for condo owners; and how one Calgary teen imagines the world in 2068.

Today on the podcast: The pro-pipeline Yellow Vest convoy takes off from Red Deer; a massive recall on the best-selling Ford F-150; Cinnamon hearts, love them or hate them?; and Calgary's new Glow Festival celebrates winter living

On today's podcast: Copper theft and Calgary's drug trade. We hear about if from a corporal trying to catch meth addicts hunting for a commodity to sell; how's your furnace handling the cold snap? We check in with a pro; Bo Levi Mitchell's coming back to Calgary, how Stamps President John Hufnagel sealed the deal; Vancouver may have the ocean and better weather but Calgary's a better place to date ... according to freelance writer, Jessica Barrett.

On today's podcast: Oops. Why the Alberta Party leader is banned from running; Calgary City Hall struggles with plans for a mega mall in Rocky View County; cyclists and motorists could soon be required to give each other some space, we'll try and find out what the plan is; and the seldom-told history of Jews who escaped the Holocaust and found refuge in Shanghai.

On today's podcast: Need some cold snap good news? It's killing pine beetles; the return of Fortress Mountain ski resort; months after being ousted from the company he started, Mogens Smed is launching a new one.

On today's podcast:Plans for a solar farm inside city limits; how to fix Bill C-69, we speak a researcher who says she has the answer; we ask who has the right to speak; speed dating for singles who like to ski.

On today's podcast: Why Winsport is causing panic among bobsleigh and luge athletes; Alberta senator Paula Simons on the pros and cons of the controversial Bill-C69; Angela finds out who won a battle of the first responders in Airdrie; the stories of the first black settlers of Alberta.