Calgary Eyeopener

On today's show: the Eyeopener political panel on the final stretch of the campaign; Pollster Janet Brown breaks down the results of her new CBC News exclusive provincial election poll heading into the final weekend of the campaign; and we speak with the 2023 Quilter of Distinction, who's set to showcase her best and brightest work at Heritage Park this weekend.

On today's show: we check in with two Albertans, one living in Calgary and one in a rural community, about what matters to them during the final days of the election campaign; the complicated outlook on electricity rates in Alberta. The CBC's Scott Dippel reports; we chat with a long-time Calgary-based singer about the impact of Tina Turner.

On today's show: our feature interview with Alberta NDP Leader, Rachel Notley; we hear from a Calgary soldier who wants the city to revive a decades old military support group called Calgary Salutes; we find out why a local couple will be running the Calgary Marathon while handcuffed to one another!

On today's show: to tax or not to tax. Why that's the question political parties want Albertans to consider as they head to the polls. Linda Johnson and Ricardo Miranda join us; advanced voting kicks off today. We speak with Elections Alberta about how that works, and whether some voting districts will see their elections postponed due to wildfires; we hear from the lead singer of local pop-punk band Chixdiggit, who's hosting guided tours at the Punk Rock Museum in Las Vegas next month.

On today's show: Jeromy Farkas and Naheed Nenshi join us to break down a busy week in the provincial election campaign; we hear the results of an ethics investigation into whether Danielle Smith interfered with the administration of justice; strike averted as WestJet, pilots reach 11th-hour deal. We have some advice for what to do if you're booked on a flight.

On today's show: could smoky skies be sticking sticking around for the summer? We speak with an Environment Canada climatologist about the conditions this week, and beyond; we talk to Alberta Party leader Barry Morishita about his party's goals in this election; We hear from one of the creators behind the "Black Panther" Marvel movie soundtrack, ahead of a special concert happening tonight in the city.

The Calgary Eyeopener is on the road at the Patisserie du Soleil to talk about the Calgary-Glenmore riding in the upcoming provincial election.

On today's show: WestJet pilots have issued a 72-hour strike notice, poised to begin job action this week. In response, airlines have issued a lockout notice. We speak with Captain Jason Roberts from the Air Line Pilots Association about it all; what it takes to delay an election in Alberta; Terri Clark is being inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. She joins us in studio.

On today's show: we hear from Calgary Police Chief Mark Neufeld about staying on as chief until 2027; we ask Green Party leader Jordan Wilkie why his party deserves your vote; we chat with the author of a new book about the very first Stampede Breakfast.

On today's show: the UCPs healthcare platform. Jason Copping is our guest; Naheed Nenshi and Jeromy Farkas join us to break down week two of the provincial election campaign; a video game six years in the making drops today. We talk Zelda!