Calgary Eyeopener

On today's show: does a psychologist organization have the right to force Jordan Peterson into a social media training course? A look at free speech in a professional context; we hear more about the local newborn twins in HBO's new TV series The Last of Us; a ninja gym, right here in Calgary. We take you there to hear some youngsters enjoying the unique exercise for their bodies and minds.

On today's show: Danielle Smith is being accused of political interference regarding prosecutions against people who violated COVID-19 rules. Our political panel weighs in; what the discovery of a harmful fungus means for bats in Alberta; we meet the Alberta set decorator for The Last of Us - the HBO drama that premieres this weekend; the Fokker in the Field. Why a man parked a large plane near Okotoks.

On today's show: what Mexico's aspirations in exporting Natural Gas could mean for Alberta; we hear from a volunteer group that's trying to keep microplastics out of storm ponds in Fish Creek Provincial Park; why some local businesses think the Greenview Industrial Park could become the new Inglewood.

On today's show: Eligible Albertans can begin applying for inflation relief payments next week; why small towns in South Central Alberta are still trying trying to find out what a provincial police force would mean for them; and we speak with the local entrepreneur that wants to revive the spirit of 90s coffee shops.

On today's show: why an Alberta cabinet minister is against the decision to ban personal vehicles from accessing Moraine Lake. Forestry, Parks and Tourism Minister Todd Loewen joins us; the future of artificial intelligence in post-secondary education; is the future of fine dining in jeopardy? We speak with a local chef about that.

On today's show: why Parks Canada is banning personal vehicles from accessing one of Alberta's most popular tourist destinations; the case for building a 160-acre solar farm within Brooks city limits; got a need for speed? We learn about the ice drifting track on Ghost Lake.

On today's show: a 12-year-old girl from Airdrie has been waiting since November for brain surgery. We hear from her mom; Canadian politicians want answers from Sunwing Airlines and Via Rail on why so many Canadians faced travel chaos over the holidays. We speak with a MP leading the charge; remembering a beloved member of Calgary's music community. We hear about the life of Dave Alcock.

On today's show: we hear from a Calgary woman whose dad flew to Canada for his first Christmas here and has been unconscious on a ventilator ever since; what to expect from your property assessment this year; a trip to the library to test illicit drugs, a DIY harm reduction story.

On today's show: Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek joins us with a look at what she hopes the city can achieve in 2023; how Calgary is preparing for another busy year for international migration; we head to Texas for the story of the Texas gate and why they don't call it that down there; we go on a toboggan ride with a few youngsters at Confederation Park.

On today's show: why gas prices in Calgary went up, even after the provincial gas tax went down; the last pint has been poured at the Rose and Crown. We hear about the people ... and the ghosts ... who were regulars at the bar; season two of the CBC original comedy "Son of a Critch" premiers tonight. We chat with co-creator Mark Critch about what to expect.