Calgary Eyeopener

On today's show: Leela Aheer wants the province's top political job. She joins us on today's show, as we continue our series of interviews with UCP leadership candidates; we talk to a Ukrainian living in Canmore about the counter-offensive; we talk to the new coach of Canada's junior roller derby team.

On today's show: we talk to Conservative MP Stephanie Kusie about her party's new leader, Pierre Poilievre; can public art be -- quote -- "scary?" We speak with the Calgary visual artist at the heart of a mural controversy in Vernon, BC; how the town of Taber plans to boost its economy, and its population; our Mack Meyer hits the red carpet at the CCMAs to chat with some of Alberta's top country music talent.

On today's show: we speak with a royal correspondent who's been covering the Queen since her visit to Calgary in 1990; Cochrane's own George Fox is about to become a Hall of Famer. He joins us in studio for music and conversation.

On today's show: what the latest hike in interest rates means for you; Calgary's film union weighs in on the Mayor's trip to Hollywood; a Tik-Tok user living with ovarian cancer joins us to discuss spreading awareness through social media; and singer-songwriter, SACHA is one of the nominees at this year's CCMAs and she joins us to talk about her career.

On today's show: we continue our series of interviews with UCP leadership candidates. Todd Loewen joins us; how a proposed Sovereignty Act may or may not work. We dig into the latest details released by UCP candidate Danielle Smith; and It's hard to say what's the bigger deal - being nominated for six Canadian Country Music Association awards, or joining us on the Eyeopener! Tenille Townes can claim both.

On today's show: We starting our series of interviews today with the candidates running to be the new leader of the United Conservative Party in Alberta. We speak with Rajan Sawhney first; we speak with a local doctor who's heading to Pakistan, to provide medical relief; and why a school bus operator is putting out the call for more drivers.

On today's show: we hear about why Newfoundland and Labrador is charging residents more for bottles of pop and what that might mean in Alberta; the theme song for this year's Fiesta Filipino was written right here in Calgary, and recorded in the Philippines; and the Lord of the Rings is back and with a prequel airing on Prime, what can we learn about ourselves from all the new sci-fi and fantasy shows?

On today's show: we hear from two of Calgary's Pride Parade marshals, who have made Canada their home after facing persecution where they're from originally; we hear just how noteworthy Alberta's heat was and how we might better prepare for warm weather in the future; we check in with the principal of a junior high school in the Northwest as he prepares for a flood of students; and we hear from two of Calgary's Pride Parade marshals, who have made Canada their home after facing persecution where they're from originally.

On today's show: CBC's Jason Markusoff provides some analysis of the high and low points of last night's UCP debate; what the province re-indexing personal income tax means for your bank account; and we meet Canada's new grand master fiddler from a small town in Central Alberta.

On today's show: Mayor Jyoti Gondek on her first hand experiences being confronted and threatened in public life; some 30 million people have been impacted by the historic and devastating flooding in Pakistan and a minister in the Pakistan government says The West has the responsibility to help because it's bears the overwhelming responsibility for causing the climate crisis; and why this could be a good week to go Aurora hunting.