Calgary Eyeopener

On the podcast: United Conservative Party Leader Jason Kenney joins us to talk about the federal purchase of the Kinder Morgan pipeline and his decision to walk out of debates on an NDP bill mandating no-protest zones around abortion clinics; the sister of a missing pilot searches for volunteers; reporter Kyle Bakx talks about the latest 'it' food: the humble egg; and we head to the garden with gardening expert Kath Smythe.

On the podcast: amnesty for illegal secondary suite owners; is Donald Trump starting a trade war?; we drop in on some Calgary school kids who rap battled about science on Thursday; and we hear about the Beauty of Africa pageant.

On the podcast: Calgary's fire chief on a recent run of major fires in the city; what oil and gas service workers have to say about the latest Trans Mountain news; why so many trees in Calgary are looking stressed out; and our beer columnist joins us to talk about a tangy beer trend growing in popularity

On today's podcast: What's next for B.C. environmentalists, as they react to the federal government's decision to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline; Premier Rachel Notley on Alberta's roll in the deal; surveys show Canadians aren't always keen on taking time off work; and a truly Canadian love story.

On today's podcast: Business commentator Deb Yedlin on the the federal government's decision to buy the Kinder Morgan pipeline; the city wants to re-start negotiations with the Flames ownership over a new arena; and rumours of a royal honeymoon in Alberta.

On today's podcast: We'll talk with an ER dotor about an increase in pot poisoning; hear about Charlie, the orphaned baby bear cub; Habitat for Humanities accessible homes: meet a former Winnipeger and Jets fan living in Las Vegas, who's betting on the Golden Knights to win the Stanley cup.

On today's podcast: Tourism Calgary's report on why visitor number are way up; carbon XPrize competitor on a new research facility opening in Calgary; a film about the history of Calgary's gay community.

On today's podcast: bad traffic back ups in Bragg Creek; how truthful are people when it comes to dating apps; previewing the Calgary Marathon.

On today's podcast: Premier Notley on BC's lawsuit against Alberta; why Canada geese are in love with urban living; helping jurors after the trauma of a trial.

Today's podcast: The Eyeopener's Paul Karchut takes a look at Calgary's 1988 Olympic venues to find out whether they would be viable for the 2026 Games.