Calgary Eyeopener

On today's show: when a hailstorm can easily shred vinyl siding off a house, you have to ask why we will still use so much vinyl in construction; with more work needed on the Bearspaw Feeder Main, we check in with one of the neighborhoods bracing for another month of road work; and with the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics all wrapped up, we take a look at how Southern Alberta athletes fared.

On today's show: we speak with a city councillor where the beat up Feeder Main is , and ask why we're all headed back to water restrictions at the end of the month; we take a look at why Air Canada's profits are down and the state of Canada's aviation; and Taber Corn stands have popped up around town, as the first harvest is ready to eat.

On today's show: after a full day to assess the damage from a powerful hail storm, we check in with Ward 3 Councillor Jasmine Mian to see how people are holding up; as Calgarians continue to clean up the mess and assess the damage from Monday night's storm, we check in with the Insurance Bureau of Canada; and we meet the duo representing Canada at the World Karaoke Championships in Finland.

Today's podcast: a look at last night's hailstorm with weather expert Kyle Brittain; Richard Ireland, the mayor of Jasper, joins us with an update on reentry plans; the ALS ice bucket challenge turns 10 years old.

On today's show: a look at last night's hailstorm with weather expert Kyle Brittain; Richard Ireland, the mayor of Jasper, joins us with an update on reentry plans; the ALS ice bucket challenge turns 10 years old.

On today's show: we speak with the so-called "father" of the Green Line to find out what he thinks about the project being scaled back; we check in with one of the communities that will no longer be served by the first phase of the Green Line LRT; and as Summer McIntosh swims for gold again today, we chat with a former national team swimmer, turned U of C coach, about what it takes to become an ELITE swimmer.

On today's show: the first phase of the Green Line is being scaled back by six stations due to rising costs. Mayor Jyoti Gondek joins us; a pair of farmers join us on the line to talk about the woes and wins of this year's summer season for far; we speak to a member of Team Canada's Rugby Sevens team after their historic second place finish at the Paris Olympic Games.

On today's show: what to expect today when we get a closer look at the Green Line's budget; we get a sense of how wildlife copes with forest fires, and what may have happened to the animals that call Jasper home; we connect with a former Canadian national team fencer about our country's first-ever Olympic fencing medal win in Paris.

On today's show: we reach CBC reporter Michelle Bellefontaine with the latest from Jasper; we bring you the latest on the Coutts blockade trial; and we meet the 12-year-old competitive water skier from Alberta who's hoping to win big at an international competition near Calgary this weekend.

On today's show: we get the latest on the Jasper wildfire from CBC reporter, Travis McEwan; we hear from the former MLA for Lesser Slave Lake; and we speak with Canadian history buff and podcast host about the rich history of Jasper and its iconic buildings.