Wood Buffalo RCMP Chief Superintendent Mark Hancock's full conversation with host, Ryan McNally.

Mayor Sandy Bowman, Regional Fire Chief Jody Butz, and Wood Buffalo RCMP Chief Superintendent Mark Hancock join the show to remember the events of the 2016 wildfires.

Mayor Sandy Bowman, Fort McMurray Matters Executive Director Dianna De Sousa, and Minister of Energy and Minerals Brian Jean all join the show to applaud the completion of the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion Project.

The Alberta Teachers' Association has some issues with the social studies curriculum being rolled out.

The Wood Buffalo Food Bank had a big Spring Food Drive over the weekend.

Lastly, International Female Ride Day is on Saturday, and there's an event in Fort McMurray to celebrate.

The Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation Mighty Millions Lottery is back! Make sure you get your tickets before the May 3, 2024 deadline!

As well, a new exhibit is coming to the Fort McMurray International Airport.

Vanessa MacNevin from the Northern Lights Regional Health Foundation joins us to talk about how they will benefit from this year's Tim Hortons Smile Cookie Campaign.

Emily Smith from Alberta Wildfire on flying drones near wildfires and why that's a bad idea.

Lastly, Mark Holzer from Canadian Red Cross on preparing for wildfire season.

We hear from Omer Hussein, Laila Goodridge, and Brian Jean on National Day of Mourning.

We hear from two families who made the decision to donate their family members' organs after their passing.

Alberta Health Services also joins the show to talk about the need for Alberta residents to register to donate their organs and tissue.

Dawn White's full interview for National Organ and Tissue Donation Week.

Keyano Theatre joins the show to preview their latest production: Les Liaisons Dangereuses.

Show times include April 26 and 27, as well as May 2, 3, and 4.