Calgary Eyeopener

On today's show: the Grand Chief of Treaty 8 territory on natural resource rights; how Cardston residents will have their say on opening up the town's alcohol ban; the Eyeopener's Lisa Robinson asks Calgary shoppers what item they've paid way too much for lately.

On today's show: a man charged with assaulting Calgary women working in the sex trade makes his first court appearance this morning. We bring you the latest; a UCP candidate from Claresholm says there's a level of personal responsibility when it comes to our health, instead of over-relying on the healthcare system. Does she have a point?; we talk to a woman with a major Rum & Butter headache.

On today's show: Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek talks public safety and policing in the city; how an ethics investigation into Premier Danielle Smith will work; and we drill into the results of a new CBC commissioned poll on how Calgarians intend to vote in the upcoming provincial election.

Today's podcast: breaking down what bail reform would mean for the Canadian justice system; why concert promoters choose (or skip) Calgary; what a new arena could mean for the live concert industry; and "March Mammal Madness" reaches its thrilling conclusion.

Today's podcast:

- Does Edmonton really get more concerts and events than Calgary?

- Looking ahead to tonight's make-or-break Flames game

- Taber looks to attract skilled workers to address staffing shortages

On today's show: does Edmonton really get more concerts and events than Calgary; looking ahead to tonight's make-or-break Flames game; and Taber looks to attract skilled workers to address staffing shortages.

On today's show: more cops on Calgary Transit. The city's Chief of Police joins us; a lack of listings means Calgary is still a sellers market. We dig into the latest data; how some rural municipalities are hoping to cash-in on Alberta's film industry.

On today's show: Ottawa has approved the merger of Rogers and Shaw. We tell you what it means for consumers, and Calgary; why being the backdrop for a post-apocalyptic TV show has been good for business in Waterton; how you can become a Jane's Walk leader in Calgary.

On today's show: a legal expert joins us with his take on the leaked conversation between Premier Danielle Smith and a pastor facing criminal charges; how Canada's first Black female lawyer is being honoured today at the University of Calgary; and from Texas to Alberta. At 8:20 we meet the new head coach of the Calgary Surge basketball team.

On today's show: more reaction to the federal budget, including calls for certainty on incentives for carbon capture and storage projects; we hear about a photo project CBC Calgary is launching to explore the idea of belonging with young Calgarians; the Stampede wants you to write a song, all about the chuckwagon races.