JANE PHILPOTT RESIGNS

Today Treasury Board President, Jane Philpott resigned from the Trudeau cabinet. We'll get analysis from Lori Williams.

FRAUD AWARENESS MONTH

March is fraud awareness month and Sgt. Matt Frederiksen joins the show to talk about scams and how to protect yourself.

REAL ESTATE MARKET HOPEFUL

Despite the economic turndown, real estate is hopeful in it's outlook.

CANADA WINTER GAMES RECAP

To cap off out coverage of the Canada Winter Games in Red Deer, we'll hear from those who organize them and recap the week.

MOMO CHALLENGE HAS PARENTS CONCERNED

A recent social media challenge that has parents concerned has triggered schools to send letters home, but is the momo challenge a hoax? Does it even exist?

ALBERTA BANS SECLUSION ROOMS

Today Minister Eggen announced a ban on seclusion rooms in Alberta Schools. We'll get the reaction from the Alberta Teachers' Association.

POSITIVITY IN SPORTS

Canadian sprinter and motivational speaker Akeem Haynes joins the show to talk about positivity in sports.

Akeem Haynes is a Canadian sprinter and motivational speaker and he joins the show today in this exclusive podcast-only extended interview.

WILSON-RAYBOULD FALLOUT

Charles Adler joins the show to talk about the fallout from the testimony of former Attorney General Jody Wilson-Raybould.

ALBERTA MEN'S ATTITUDES ON GENDER EQUALITY

A recent attitude survey shows changing attitudes in Albertan Men about gender equality.

CAMPAIGN FINANCE

How will the next provincial election look with new campaign finance rules in place? Global News's Heide Pearson has some answers.

DAVID AKIN ON THE TRUDEAU BRAND

Chief Political Correspondent for Global News, David Akin recently published an analysis of the Trudeau brand as it stands today.

CANADA WINTER GAMES

Alberta set a record number of wins at the Canada Winter Games yesterday. We'll talk to one of those athletes.

HEALTHCARE IN ALBERTA

There has been a lot of talk about healthcare in the province as of late, including a two-tiered system. We'll hear what the politicians are proposing and take callers.

FORWARD SUMMIT CALGARY

The Forward Summit, being held in Calgary aims to build better relationships between First Nation economies and Canadian industry.

ANTI-BULLYING EVENT

A third year practicum student is spearheading an anti-bullying event with the 12 Community Safety Initiative called, All are Different.

CANADA WINTER GAMES

Continuing our series on the Canada Winter Games, we'll talk with another Alberta athlete taking home gold.

VARIABLE SPEEDS ON DEERFOOT

The province is currently looking into the idea of variable speeds on Deerfoot to help with congestion.

ANTI-RACISM ADVISORY COUNCIL

Today the Government of Alberta announced a 24 member council to advise government as it develops strategies to end racism.

CITY COUNCIL

We'll catch-up with Aurelio Perri on today’s happenings at city council.

CANADA WINTER GAMES UPDATE

Once again we'll talk to another Alberta athlete who is representing the province at the Canada Winter Games.

ALBERTA GHOSTBUSTERS

The Alberta Ghostbusters have raised nearly $9,200 for the Alberta Children's Hospital.

FEDERAL PC RESPONSE TO TMX ANNOUNCEMENT

MP Jamie Schmale responds to the National Energy Board's announcement on the Trans-Mountain Pipeline expansion.

PROVINCIAL POLITICS

Alberta Party leader Stephen Mandel was in court today, fighting an election ban.  Also, we'll share Premiere Notley's response to the TMX decision.

WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL

Darrell Nordel, Head Coach of the Canadian Men's U23 Team joins the show to talk about wheelchair basketball at the Canada Winter Games.

PROVINCE CHANGES PHOTO RADAR RULES

Today Transport Minister Brian Mason announced new changes to photo radar from a focus on revenue in favour of safety. Will this change the strategy for Calgary Police Service?

PALLISER DISTRICT TEACHERS' CONVENTION

Motivational speakers Julie and Lowell Taylor will speak to nearly 6,000 teachers today at a conference dedicated to the growth of Alberta's teaching profession.

TECH JOBS IN CALGARY

Despite an increase in tech jobs around Calgary, local tech companies are having a difficult time finding applicants.

CALGARY REGIONAL RAIL

A recent tweet proposing a regional rail transit system for outlying communities around Calgary was posted. Is it possible to build such a system?

SPEEDSKATER KALEB MULLER

More Albertans are taking home hardware at the Canada Winter Games; we'll talk to one of them.

ALBERTA CURRICULUM CHANGES

Jason Kenney has announced his intentions to radically change the curriculum in Alberta. One parent group is concerned what it means for working families.

INDEFINITE ARTS CENTRE

While waiting for a funding status, the Indefinite arts centre lost a major funder due to uncertainty of public support.

CPS TO INCREASE DOWNTOWN PRESENCE

The Calgary Police service has decided to utilize officers from other parts in the city, in order to address an increase in crime downtown.

CALGARY BRINGS HOME MEDALS AT THE CANADA WINTER GAMES

Calgarians are bringing home medals from the Canada Winter Games in Red Deer. We talk to one of them.

NETFLIX IN CANADA

Netflix has announced its presence in Canada and promising over 1800 jobs, but they don't have to abide by CTRC regulations and the media fund. Is this good for Canada?

LONG WEEKEND REVIEW

Jodi Hughes and Rob Breakenridge catch-up on some news stories.

ENDING DATING VIOLENCE

The University of Calgary has teamed up with Calgary's Centre for Sexuality in a programme designed to help teen boys prevent violence and improve mental health.

SLEDGE HOCKEY FUNDRAISER

A GoFundMe account has been set up to raise money for the outdoor rink in Parkdale to be made accessible for other players.

PAVEMENT CLEARING

With the extended cold and dustings of snow, Calgary residents are expressing their frustrations with snow clearing.