Dr Kathy Belton, Associate Director of the Injury Prevention Centre, School of Public Health, at the University of Alberta joins Angela Kokott to discuss the evidence behind the argument to have slower residengial speed limits.

Two crazy Edmontonians commandeered a Las Vegas driver the other day thinking he was an Uber driver. He’s not. And he has a funny story to tell.

The marketing of food has been shifting back to “basics” – natural, simple, locally sourced, GMO-free. Guest host Jodi Hughes speaks with Debi Andrus, Adjunct Associate Professor of Marketing, Haskyane School of Business to find out what's driving this push.

How much time adults spend on their screens was pushed into the public conversation this week as Apple launches new ways to control how much time we spend on our phones. In BC, a campaign is underway to get parents of newborns to pick up their babies and put down the phones. Guest host Jodi Hughes speaks with Cora Boecker, Supervisor – Infant Development Programme, Langley Association for Community Living about the campaign.

The Prime Minister was in Edmonton Tuesday to talk all things Kinder Morgan.  Guest host Jodi Hughes talks with Global News provincial affairs reporter Tom Vernon about the PM's visit.

Brett joins guest host Jodi Hughes to share his thoughts on pro-pipeline protests and the group that has been singing O Canada at them.

Apple and Google are both taking steps to limit screen time... for adults.  Funny enough, there's already an app for that.  Kevin Holesh developed "Moment" to try and help him put down his device and be more in the moment.  He joins Rob Breakenridge to talk about our battle to spend less time on our screens.

We're learning more about what life would be like on the Red Planet.  Steven Abood from the Department of Biological Studies at Florida International University joins Rob Breakenridge to talk about some new research.

As the Ontario provincial election heads into the homestretch, Doug Ford is facing a lawsuit from the widow of his dead brother.  Mike Drolet from Global National joins guest host Jodi Hughes to share the latest.

Much of Canada’s tech talent is migrating to Silicon Valley in a crisis dubbed by Canadian media as the “brain drain.” However, statistics show that 84 per cent of Canada’s technology companies are profitable, and Calgary is host to one of the most profitable tech markets in Canada.

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