Sarah tries the WILD Takis mini donuts and more from Tin Lizzy Donuts, live at the Calgary Stampede. 

Adam Jacobs, National Head of Research for Colliers, tells us how the Bank of Canada's rate cut will impact Canadians.

Heatwave Jolene? Would naming heatwaves, like we name hurricanes, help you understand their risks? Researcher Caroline Metz: "Idea of naming extreme weather is not new ... Heat is underappreciated." 

That colleague who's always talking about how much they're doing? Welcome to "stress bragging." Jessica Rodell, from University of Georgia's Terry College of Business, on how you may think this behaviour proves your worth.

Kamala Harris could be the next president of the United States. And, if you haven't heard, she's a woman ... Rachael Segal, cohost of Beyond a Ballot podcast, on why we're still talking gender in politics in 2024.

TRUE CALGARIAN: One Broker Biker, founded in Alberta, props up injured riders - emotionally and financially. Ashlee Taylor, president and founder, started the organization after her father's motorcycle crash.

City councillor Sonja Sharp on new Scotia Place: "What we're saying is, 'We're moving forward, Calgary, and we got it right.'" Ward 1 politician also addresses those who think taxpayers' money should be put toward issues like feeder water main break.

"In case of emergency, use Stairs": Canadian Baseball Hall of Famer Matt Stairs on perfecting legendary swing in Alberta. World Series winner in town for WCBL All-Star Game being held at Okotoks Dawgs' Seaman Stadium.

Would you go to a baseball game at 8 a.m.? (And are you still having a hot dog and beer?!) Hot, smoky weather means sports, exercise times are changing, says João Henrique Falk Neto of University of Alberta

Yes, you could eat Village Ice Cream's Carrots and Cream ice cream - THAT'S MADE FOR DOGS. Owner Billy Friley on Dogs of Village ice cream pints, which feature 48 local dogs - including loved misfits.