Calgary Eyeopener

On today's podcast: The latest on the deadly train derailment near Field, B.C.; the planned mobile consumption site may have just lost one of its supporters. We speak to one of the organizers about where they will put the unit once it's built; and for the love of winter... we talk to a guy who says there's a way to turn our frostbitten frowns upside down.

On today's podcast: more on the fatal train derailment near Field; we'll go lion dancing for Chinese New Year; an Alberta lollipop company has made it to the Grammy awards; and our food guide Julie van Rosendaal makes the case for cooking with monosodium glutamate.

On today's podcast: What if the people who package all the stuff you buy, were also responsible for removing it; do Indigenous acknowledgements matter; why a Calgary city Councillor wants the federal government to get rid of the mortgage stress test; and we check out the new Dior exhibit at the Glenbow.

On today's podcast: What if the people who package all the stuff you buy, were also responsible for removing it; do Indigenous acknowledgements matter; why a Calgary city Councillor wants the federal government to get rid of the mortgage stress test; and we check out the new Dior exhibit at the Glenbow.

On today's podcast: Drug use and crime in the Beltline; anger and frustration with Immigration Canada;

we'll talk to the lawyer for a British man who's just been fined thousands of dollars after his behaviour forced a Westjet flight to turn back to Calgary.

On today's podcast: Fort McMurray passes a moratorium against oilsands work camps;

a survey says ... Calgarians are bummed out about the economy;

your reaction to our discussion about the problem with windchill...and we'll ask for your solutions;

two coaches from rival Calgary universities will butt heads over who has the better team in today's Crowchild Classic.

Today on the podcast: an energy economist says Alberta needs an attitude adjustment; city council debates which major infrastructure projects to fund; a driving school refresher on crosswalks; and the case against wind chill values.

Today on the podcast: the argument in favour of funding a new arena and entertainment district; debating the proposed moratorium on work camps outside of Fort McMurray; and we celebrate Robbie Burns Day with a local Scottish storyteller.

Today's podcast: Sunshine's deal with Parks Canada; limiting work camps in Fort McMurray; Red Deer police hire a robot; Indigenous Student Energy Summit in Calgary.

Today's podcast: Crime spree in Alberta; privatizing Calgary garbage pickup; unconventional panel on overhaul of Arts Commons; Kids in the Hall's Scott Thompson.