It's been two years since 2017's #MeToo movement started to bring forward issue of sexual harassment in a variety of workplace environments. While it has allowed the airing of some difficult and important conversations, new research shows it has also created significant backlash. It has made some leaders worry about their ability to unify teams and make all genders feel safe, protected, seen, heard and most importantly understood. Trudy Pelletier is a Calgary business consultant and she has been working with local employers in Alberta to address these issues. She joined Russell for Part One in a series of discussions on Daybreak

November is Financial Literacy Month and Daybreak is hosting a 5-part series to educate everyone on the finer points of managing money and managing debt. Helping to navigate these choppy waters is Shawn Stack, a licensed insolvency trustee with the firm of Bromwich & Smith. This week, managing debt with mental health.

November is Financial Literacy Month and Daybreak is hosting a 5-part series to educate everyone on the finer points of managing money and managing debt. Helping to navigate these choppy waters is Shawn Stack, a licensed insolvency trustee with the firm of Bromwich & Smith. This week, managing and rebuilding your credit when debt and unemployment collide.

It's been two years since 2017's #MeToo movement started to bring forward issue of sexual harassment in a variety of workplace environments. While it has allowed the airing of some difficult and important conversations, new research shows it has also created significant backlash. It has made some leaders worry about their ability to unify teams and make all genders feel safe, protected, seen, heard and most importantly understood. Trudy Pelletier is a Calgary business consultant and she has been working with local employers in Alberta to address these issues. She joined Russell again for Part Two in a series of discussions on Daybreak.

This is Part Two in a series of discussions on Daybreak between Russell Bowers and consultant, Trudy Pelletier. It's been two years since 2017's #MeToo movement started to bring forward issue of sexual harassment in a variety of workplace environments. While it has allowed the airing of some difficult and important conversations, new research shows it has also created significant backlash. It has made some leaders worry about their ability to unify teams and make all genders feel safe, protected, seen, heard and most importantly understood. Trudy Pelletier is a Calgary business consultant and she has been working with local employers in Alberta to address these issues.

In November, Daybreak hosted a 5-part series educating everyone on the finer points of managing money and managing debt. Helping to navigate these choppy waters, Shawn Stack, a licensed insolvency trustee with the firm of Bromwich & Smith. In this installment, how to manage money and spending when holidays strike and the bills arrive.

November is Financial Literacy Month and Daybreak is hosting a 5-part series to educate everyone on the finer points of managing money and managing debt. Helping to navigate these choppy waters is Shawn Stack, a licensed insolvency trustee with the firm of Bromwich & Smith. This week, managing debt and divorce.

Edmonton singer/songwriter, Carrie Day, has just released her fifth album, and although she recorded it in her home, most of her inspiration came from people around her life. On Saturday, February 8th, at the Old Strathcona Performing Arts Centre, she will hosting a launch for "Something To Believe In." Ahead of the show, Carrie Day joined Russell Bowers to chat about music and life. (Note: this interview was re-posted to reflect the change of date for the album launch)

November is Financial Literacy Month and Daybreak is hosting a 5-part series to educate everyone on the finer points of managing money and managing debt. Helping to navigate these choppy waters is Shawn Stack, a licensed insolvency trustee with the firm of Bromwich & Smith. This week, with many people juggling a lot of debt, and the financial situation in Alberta generally, it can all be compounded by unemployment. What happens if the creditors or collection agencies start calling?

This week, the Annual Daybreak Christmas Book Show. Celebrating Alberta authors and hopefully, giving you some ideas for last minute gifts. This hour, Calgary author, Brian Brennan brings in his historical novel following the journey of Irish immigrants of the 1800's into present times. Also, a special holiday presentation from the late Stuart McLean and from the Vinyl Cafe, the story of "Dave's Christmas Tree." Plus music from Aaron Neville and Bing Crosby.