Calgary Eyeopener

On today's podcast: Why Calgary dentists charge such high fees;

a Calgary police officer who's making a difference; we hear about a summer camp for kids who love robots; what happens when a vegan falls for a meat lover.

Changes to Alberta's labour code; why an Albertan woman had to wait eight years to proceed with a lawsuit against a Mexican resort; a different kind of farmers' market comes to Calgary and Evelyn Glennie on of the world's most accomplished percussionists.

Today's podcast: Conservative leadership candidate Michael Chong; restaurant owners sue Calgary councillor; how to treat injured birds; cleanup continues at Bowness Gas Plus site.

Today's podcast: Historic church burns down west of Calgary; Calgary police adopt Philadelphia model for sexual assault cases; Dave Phillips from Environment Canada looks ahead to Calgary's summer forecast; Julie Van Rosendaal's kitchen hacks.

Today's podcast: How to lower your melanoma risk; Brian Jean on the merger agreement between the Wildrose and PC parties; John Gilchrist reviews Forbidden City.

Today's podcast: Distracted pedestrians and train tracks;

Calgary Police Service reviews use of force; American photographer visits High River; Calgary researcher studies wild capuchins in Costa Rica.

Today's podcast: Payday lenders not happy with new regulations; calls for civilian oversight of the R.C.M.P.; Dr. George Wyse on his "Lecture of a Lifetime"; camping spots for the long weekend.

Today's podcast: City mulls autonomous vehicle pilot project; a new way for kids to learn the alphabet; Dr. Raj Bhardwaj on gout; Julie Van Rosendaal cooks asparagus.

Today's podcast: DIRTT co-founder Barrie Loberg honoured by Fast Company magazine; canoeing across the country for Canada 150; where did Eh come from ; Kath Smyth's spring gardening tips.

Today's podcast: Transportation Minister Brian Mason on photo radar; 76-year-old high school graduate; mentorship program for girls connects science experts with students; Jesse Brown on his new book.