Calgary Eyeopener

On today's show: The Bow and the Elbow are running high. We hear what's going on with the health of our rivers; one of the greatest professional wrestlers of all time is in Calgary this week; and a Canada - Argentina COPA America re-match is on tonight. 

On today's show: we connect with the head of Canada's Infrastructure Bank, about the quarter-billion dollar Alberta transmission project they're financing; the first weekend of the Stampede Rodeo is under our belts. We get a round-up of the show so far and a look ahead to the rest of the week; and what to wear at this year's Stampede fashion show with content creator Kiersay Murray.

On today's show: we speak with the plastic surgeons behind a program to help people injured in war; the founder of Canada's first professional soccer league is in Calgary for the Stampede. We speak with Diana Matheson from the parade grounds; the Federal Minister of Tourism is in town for Stampede. Soraya Martinez Ferrada joins us.

On today's show: we check in with a Federal Liberal party member in Calgary about the Prime Minister's decision to skip Stampede, and the growing unrest within the party; rescued off a highway near the city, an emu named Keith now lives at Cobb's Exotic Animal Rescue farm; we talk to the founder of the musical act "The Dueling Piano Kings" ahead of its 1,000th show tonight at Sneak-a-Peek.

On today's show: we're joined by Mayor Jyoti Gondek to talk about the repaired pipe, lessons learned, and when you can finally water your garden; how do you get 82 teenage show band performers, their parents, and all those instruments home in the nick of time for Stampede when your WestJet flight gets canceled? Road trip time; we catch up with a Calgary couple competing on the new season of The Amazing Race Canada.

On today's show: WestJet is building back its operations after this weekend's mechanics strike. We take a closer look at the impact of the work stoppage; the NHL draft is in the books, and free agency kicked off yesterday. We check in on the Flames with Ryan Pike, Managing Editor of Flames Nation; we meet the actress playing the country music legend in Stage West's new production of the musical: A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline.

On today's show: Jeromy Farkas looks at Naheed Nenshi's big win, and the new attack ads from the UCP; we break down Alberta's upcoming new measures the province says could lower people's electricity bills; and we get some 'O Canada' singing tips from a voice coach, ahead of the Canada Day celebrations the long weekend.

On today's show: the province says it wants out of the federal dental plan. We get reaction from a provider for low-income Calgarians; we delve into the world of unpasteurized, or raw milk; and the Flames are getting a jersey upgrade, but not all fans are stoked about it. 

On today's show: Councillor Courtney Walcott wants a noise policy, but the city says it doesn't have the expertise to create one; we hear what getting back to normal means for businesses in Montgomery as the repair of the feeder main moves to the next stage; and a local artist and senior is living her dream of showing off her art in a gallery.

On today's show: Canada is bringing in a growing number of temporary foreign workers, including in healthcare; we check in with two teachers about how they're keeping kids in check as the seconds to freedom tick away; and the mosquitos are on the hunt for blood.