A new study shows that exposing children to bright light in the evening can be harmful. Are there long-term risks? Richard Stevens, Professor, School of Medicine, University of Connecticut, has the details. 

April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month. How to spot the early signs, research advancements in treatment and ages it affects. Dr. Heather Palmer, Director of Director of Cognitive Well-Being at Amica Mature Lifestyles, has all the information. 

The sister of Nadia El-Dib, who was murdered by an ex-boyfriend last month, says she will use her sister’s name, voice and story to raise awareness of domestic violence. Speaking with Racha El-Dib.

Aurora Cannabis is building a high-tech facility, the size of 21 football fields, in Medicine Hat. Cam Battley, the Chief Corporate Officer of Aurora, tells us all we need to know!  

SCAN has shut down a ‘drug house’ in southeast Calgary after they received complaints about drug activity in the home. Finding out more about this file and more about SCAN. Mike Letourneau, Sheriffs Branch in charge of the Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Unit, has all the details. 

Flooding is threatening several Southern Alberta communities- including the Siksika Nation. Jill Croteau, Global News Reporter has the latest updates on how the area is doing.

The coffee chain is partnering with National Access Cannabis to open pot shops. NAC's CEO, Mark Goliger, joins the show. 

Librarians are rising to the next challenge- the opioid crisis. What is the Calgary Public Library doing to combat this issue in our city? Sarah Meilleur, Director of Service Delivery for city centre locations with the Calgary Public Library, tell us more. 

Why a new provincial legislation on restricting oil products is not a good idea…. Duane Bratt, Professor at Mount Royal University, weighs in. 

It’s that time of year- bike racks are going up and licence plates will be covered! What are the rules around this? Sgt. Dale Seddon with the CPS traffic division, has the do's and do not's