Calgary Eyeopener

On today's show: how Damar Hamlin's recent cardiac arrest could impact how the CFL handles medical emergencies; Calgary's local union leader on calls for a national taskforce into transit safety; the Arctic Winter Games are underway. We hear from a speed skating coach and official from Canmore who's at the games in Wood Buffalo, Alberta; get in line ... well ... two lines! We're going Scottish country dancing!

On today's show: the Eyeopener's political panel digs into the latest allegations of political interference in Alberta's justice system; auto insurance rate increases have been paused in Alberta. We tell you what it means for your wallet; we hear from Foothills County about a proposed biodigester that's raising concerns among residents of High River.

On today's show: we hear the latest on allegations of political interference in Alberta's justice system; what the spread of rogue trails all over the southern Rockies means for people and wildlife; a renewable natural gas project proposal has rekindled concerns about a smell lingering around High River. We hear more from a local resident.

On today's show: the Bank of Canada has just announced another interest rate hike. We hear if this could be the last one; how Calgary plans to crackdown on people stealing a valuable vehicle part; we hear about a show in Calgary that combines live tunes with cartoons.

On today's show: how Alberta Health is going to reduce surgical wait times by contracting out more hip and knee replacements in Calgary; Canada's main airlines are becoming more regional. The CBC's Kyle Bakx tell us what's behind this trend; two former Calgary Cannons are on the Baseball Hall of Fame ballot. We break down their chances; Calgary animators Wendy Tilby and Amanda Forbis have just been nominated for an Academy Award. Their film "The Flying Sailor" is nominated for Best Animated Short Film. We chat with the duo.

On today's show: Premier Danielle Smith has ordered a review of correspondence between her office and crown prosecutors over allegations of political interference in the justice system. The CBC's Jason Markusoff breaks it all down; it now costs more to live in Canmore than in Toronto. We tell you how folks are coping with the high cost of living in the mountains; we remember Calgary community builder Jim Button.

On today's show: we talk to a law professor about the latest allegations of political interference in criminal cases; the owners of Eau Claire Market say the building will be torn down next year. We talk to the owners about the decision; a Calgary cowboy is the first Canadian to be named to the Bull Riding Hall of Fame. Cody Snyder joins us.

On today's show: we hear more on why a deal between a First Nation and a coal company in B.C. could set a precedent on Indigenous consultation; why a local restaurant is ditching Door Dash and skipping Skip the Dishes; Dragon, Business Mogul, Unconventional Panelist and now, Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel. Manjit Minhas tells us about her appointment.

On today's show: we tell you about a deal between a coal company and a B.C. First nation that could set an important precedent; why a Southern Alberta town is inviting Conan O'Brien to be the marshall in its Star Trek Parade; we hear about a Winter Cycling Showdown happening between Calgary and a city in Finland.

On today's show: we hear about changes to how Alberta moves you around when you're sick; making the case for a traditional land acknowledgement at Calgary Flames games. We speak to a councillor from the Chiniki First Nation; we look at how realistic the fungal pandemic is in the new HBO series, The Last of Us.