Calgary Eyeopener

Drumheller institution lockdown where guards are scouring the facility for carfentanyl; an update on three bear cubs that were found in a washroom near Banff; and the NDP's No-Charge Energy Savings Program.

Today's podcast: Gabor Lukacs on United controversy;

Conservative leadership candidate Maxime Bernier; Author Mark Kingwell on how baseball and philosophy intersect; why a slower speed limit could mean a faster commute.

Former Calgary alderman Margot Aftergood runs again for city council; Flames get ready for a playoff series against Anaheim; casting concerns at Calgary Opera; rent-a-chicken services in southern Alberta.

In this episode; How highly prized ice core samples melted at a Calgary university; the possibility of a hyper-loop from Calgary to Edmonton; and should Scotland become a province of Canada?

Calls for Canada's banks to scrap their sales targets; a Calgary man in an Algerian jail for his connection to our city's jihadi cluster; scientists on the plan to phase out quad-riding in the Castle area; tackling Bridgeland's spike in vandalism.

Fmr. Premier Alison Redford in our studio; NHL players won't be going to the Winter Olympics. Jim Peplinski joins us to weigh in; a dispute over a controversial licence plate in Nova Scotia; our unconventional panel discuss kids in restaurants