Calgary Eyeopener

On today's show: we speak with a Calgarian who was born in Gaza about the difficult situation his family is facing; we talk to the chair of the engagement panel that's running a series of town halls on the idea of pursuing a provincial pension plan in Alberta; we speak to a local cricketeer about news that cricket is one of the sports being added to the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.

On today's show: he called Bill C-69 the "No More Pipelines Act." Former Premier Jason Kenney weighs-in on Alberta's victory over Ottawa at the Supreme Court; we're joined by a former United Nations special rapporteur for Palestinian human rights, to talk about the situation unfolding in Gaza; we connect with a local filmmaker who raced against the clock this weekend to write, film and edit a new horror movie in only 24 hours.

On today's show: the Supreme Court's highly anticipated ruling on the Impact Assessment Act, previously known as Bill C-69; we talk to a local Rabbi about comforting a Jewish community in mourning; we ring in the weekend with a member of the Alberta Guild of English Handbell Ringers, ahead of its 40th anniversary celebration.

On today's show: we speak with a Palestinian Canadian here in Calgary about the conflict between Israel and Hamas; we connect with Calgary's Inclusive Hockey Association after the NHL banned rainbow coloured hockey tape; we meet the Calgary illustrator behind a new graphic novel getting lots of buzz.

On today's show: we speak with a woman from Calgary who lives in Tel Aviv about everything that's happening in Israel; we hear from three Flames, including a rookie, about starting the NHL season tonight at the Saddledome; we face our fears and head to ScreamFest to learn how to build the perfect haunted house.

On today's show: a former provincial wildlife-human conflict expert in the province says more needs to be done to co-exist with bears in Alberta. We speak with him; it's time to book your flu shot appointment. We chat with a pharmacist on what you need to know about this year's flu season; we speak with the creator of one of the most iconic decorations at this time of year. We're talking 12-foot-tall skeletons.

On today's show: get your shovels and hockey sticks ready. Construction starts on Calgary's new event centre next year. We hear the details with councillor Sonya Sharp; a group of women, including two from Calgary, are in Rome pushing for equality in the Catholic church. We speak with one of them; we visit the Royal Tyrrell Museum to find out about an impressive new dino bone.

On today's show: why the Calgary Police Service spent some time looking for new recruits in Vancouver this week; a stretch of land along the Bow River is set for a refresh. We hear about the design ideas; arguably the coolest high school teacher in Cochrane joins us, fresh off an educational trip to the Galapagos Islands.

On today's show: a group of Alberta businesses met with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Ottawa last night. We hear how it went; we connect with a local psychologist about an increase in ADHD medication use in B.C.and what he sees here in Alberta; how to avoid tiny roommates with long skinny tails this fall. We talk mouse-proofing your home.

On today's show: Flames GM Craig Conroy joins us to talk about the life of Chris Snow; the province has launched a new dashboard to share data on respiratory viruses in Alberta. We take a closer look at the numbers; why a Calgary group is working to commemorate a Calgary landmark that was imploded 25 years ago.