Calgary Eyeopener

On today's podcast: How climate change is changing Calgary... from the way we build our roads, to the type of trees we plant; Canmore's lucrative crackdown on air-BnBs; we speak with one of this year's winners of a Calgary Board of Education Legacy Award, Dr. Rupinder Toor.

On today's podcast: With so much snow lying around, we can expect a big melt; our Unconventional Panel on the best way to treat opioid addicts; why moose are moving into Alberta's flatlands.

On today's podcast: Why the University of Calgary is breeding a deadly parasite in sand flies; the evangelical approach to climate change, how and atmospheric scientist deals with deniers within her own faith; Julie van Rosendaal cooks with snow.

On today's podcast: stuck in the house for days - what's it's like when snow makes the roads inaccessible;

why so many houses just aren't selling right now in Calgary; we'll recap last night's Oscars; and a bank designed for artists.

On today's podcast: Another retailer says no to a weapons manufacturer; will we, or won't we? Mayor Nenshi will update us on Calgary's Olympic bid; and a look ahead at Sunday's Oscars.

On today's podcast: Finance Minister Joe Ceci explains why he thins a 9-billion dollar deficit is good news; we talk to Olympic gold medallist Ted Jan Bloehman; our beer columnist, Haydon Dewes, joins us with some advice for brewing your own.

On today's podcast: Why some farmers feel the need to defend their properties with guns; how to break up with your phone; how one local bar is just saying 'no' to JERKS; and an invitation to our open house.

On today's podcast: As US corporations turn against the National Rifle Association, Canadian shoppers eye a boycott on brands owned by gun makers. We'll look at Mountain Equipment Co-op's ethical dilemma; condo boards tighten the rules around pot; we dig through government records to find out the best and worst campgrounds in K-country.

On today's podcast: Albertans get targeted as foreign real estate speculators in B.C.; a case in favour of urban chickens; we speak to the mother of nine year old boy who is allergic to water; and we catch up with two Calgarians who caught the winter games live, in Pyeongchang.

Today's podcast: Class sizes in Alberta; move to Kaslo B.C.; Eritrea's first winter Olympian; Adrian Stimson wins Governor General Award for visual and media arts.