Calgary Eyeopener

On today's show: The province wants in on arena deal talks in Calgary. It's liaison, Ric McIver, and Minister of Municipal Affairs, Rebecca Schulz, join us; and we hear about a bike train that's running in Calgary's North Hill neighbourhood.

On today's show: As Dr. Deena Hinshaw and AHS's board await their job fates, we ask Alberta's former top doctor if an overhaul of healthcare executives can ease emergency wait times; why a hospital president in Ottawa wants health care workers in Alberta to go work for him; and how you can have a blast this weekend celebrating Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Lights.

On today's show: CBC's Jason Markusoff joins us with the highlights of the United Conservative Party AGM held this weekend outside Edmonton; the CBC's Elise von Scheel joins us after spending the weekend at the NDP annual general meeting; and we meet the Calgary Public Library's new Musical Artist in Residence.

On today's show: we hear about an anti-racism and discrimination conference going on in Calgary this weekend; we speak with the big winner at this week's Alberta Beer Awards - Blindman Brewing from Lacombe; Taylor Swift released her newest album "Midnights" last night, her third album in three years! Is it too much? A local Swiftie superfan lets us know.

On today's show: Naheed Nenshi and Jeromy Farkas on the latest statement of regret from Premier Danielle Smith; a new arena deal is in the works. We get the details from CBC's city hall reporter, Scott Dippel; a big change is coming to the royalty program at Calgary Stampede. We're joined by both current princesses to find out more.

On today's show: Premier Danielle Smith has apologized for her past comments on the Russian invasion of Ukraine. We hear from a member of Alberta's Ukrainian community; a look at the difference earlier breast cancer screening could make for women in Alberta; how long will ad-free streaming last when companies like Netflix start offering cheaper tiers with commercials.

On today's show: Mayor Jyoti Gondek on her first year in office; who should and shouldn't be called an engineer? Why Alberta's tech sector is coming under fire for using it as a job title; we head to Shalem Senior Community to hear from residents about their foster cat, Geranium.

On today's show: we hear about rescuing fish from irrigation canals along the Old Man River; how a local artist reconnected with a piece of lost art thanks to Value Village; it's our weekly spotlight on local musicians. Today we meet neo-soul artist, Sashae.

On today's show: a cabinet with less Calgary, and a belief unvaccinated people are the most discriminated against. We roundup Danielle Smith's first week with frequent political combatants Naheed Nenshi and Jeromy Farkas; the owner of a shop dedicated to women in politics, Madame Premier, says it's time to sell. We find out why; the Ukrainian Shumka dancers wrap up their national tour in Calgary this weekend. We speak to the artistic director.

On today's show: we find out what a Stoney Nakoda Nation scholar thinks about the Premier's comments about the unvaccinated; we talk to the CEO of Heritage Calgary ahead of a forum tonight about the possible redevelopment of Stephen Avenue; how a Calgarian happened to become the World Conker Champion, despite never having played the game before.