Well it was exactly 30 years ago, in 1988, that the Winter Olympics began in Calgary. And as the Winter Games continue in Pyeongchang now, Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi is touring the city to see if “Cowtown” should do it all over again. The city now has until the end of June to make a decision about making a formal bid to host the 2026 Winter Games, but while Mayor Nenshi seems excited about the possibility, many worry Calgary is too far down the bidding road to pull out, and that ultimately taxpayers will be left with a big bill.

Guest: Joe McFarland - News Director, 770 Calgary

The Alberta government is encouraging Canadians to weigh in on the British Columbia government’s attempt to halt the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline.

Here’s your icky story of the day. According to a case study published yesterday, a 26 year old Oregon woman who had 14 tiny worms pulled out of her left eye back in 2016 is being called the first known human case of a parasitic infections spread by flies.

And wrapping up with a happy ending to the story of a missing Toronto firefighter last seen on Lake Placid Ski Hill almost one week ago. Constantinos “Danny” Filippidis was located today in Sacramento California, disoriented and confused, but in good health.

The Health and Wellness Expos of Canada has cancelled upcoming speaking events by an Alberta man convicted in the death of his toddler. David Stephan was scheduled to be a speaker at Health and Wellness Expos of Canada events this month and next in Saskatoon, Winnipeg, Calgary and Edmonton.

Guest: Paula Simons - Columnist, Edmonton Journal

The Great Canadian Pipeline Debate - The Alberta government is encouraging Canadians to weigh in on the British Columbia government’s attempt to halt the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline. Today, the province launched a website — alberta.ca/KeepCanadaWorking — that provides facts about the pipeline project and actions people can take. The website includes an online petition asking B.C. Premier John Horgan to respect the rules of Confederation and “stop acting outside the law.” It also invites Canadians to email their member of Parliament and, if they live in B.C., their MLA.

Guest: Blair King - Pro Pipeline - Chemist, Biologist, Writer

Guest: Sven Biggs - Anti Pipeline - Climate campaigner with Stand.earth

Starting off with a quick Olympic related story - A Chicago TV station has issued an apology after airing a news report about the Pyeongchang Winter Games that featured a graphic with the name “P.F. Chang 2018” instead of the South Korean city where the 2018 Winter Games are currently underway.

Think of one of your lifelong dreams. A brand new car? Trip around the world? Building your dream house? Now imagine getting there...and then having your dream just crash and burn. That’s pretty much literally what happened to one Colorado couple who sold nearly everything they owned to buy a sailboat to sail around the Caribbean.

A New Hampshire woman who says she won a $560 million Powerball jackpot in January is losing about $14,000 a day in interest as she fights a legal battle to remain anonymous.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sat down this afternoon with relatives of Colten Boushie, whose death in 2016 touched off racial tensions in Saskatchewan. After the meeting, Trudeau said Boushie's family emphasized the changes they want to the justice system. Meanwhile, Boushie’s family say they got assurances from the federal government that changes will be made to address systemic racism.

Guest: Mark Bonokoski - Columnist, Toronto Sun

Jade Tootoosis says her family has “little to no faith” in Canada’s justice system following the acquittal of the man charged in the shooting death of her cousin, Colten Boushie. Tootoosis and other family members are in Ottawa to talk about the case with members of the federal Liberal cabinet, including Indigenous Affairs Minister Carolyn Bennett. Tomorrow they will meet with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Guest: Ari Goldkind - Criminal Lawyer and commentator

An eventful Sunday night and Monday morning (just Monday in South Korea) saw Canada win its first two gold medals and secure a chance at a third — though high winds in the mountains delayed some events.

Guest: Jeff Semple - Europe Bureau Chief for Global National - in Pyeongchang covering the games for Global

The race to find a leader of the Ontario PC Party is underway. Who are the main candidates, what do they stand for...and what happens if ousted leader Patrick Brown clears his name?

Guest: Alex Pierson - Host, 640 Toronto