We hear from both the Public and Catholic School Divisions on the end of the school year.

We also hear from the Alberta Teachers' Association on a concerning report of fewer teachers for next school year.

To celebrate and recognize National Indigenous People's Day, we replay some of the best moments on the show with Indigenous leaders and storytellers, such as Chief Alan Adam, Elder Robert Cree, and Richard Van Camp.

Eugene Carnegie from Keyano Theatre joins us to discuss the 2024/25 entertainment lineup and some new policies in place.

Jason Schilling from the Alberta Teachers' Association joins us to discuss a new provincial ban on cell phones in the classroom.

We also hear from the Autism Society of Wood Buffalo about their annual Santa Fun Run and the RCMP about an upcoming Bike Rodeo.

Former Deputy Premier Thomas Lukaszuk once again joins us to talk politics.

We tee up Family Safety Day in Fort McMurray.

St. Aidan's Society joins the show to talk about Family Safety Day.

The Fort McKay First Nation is hosting Ice Cream Fridays for the rest of the summer.

And Keyano College is getting a big boost to their haul truck training program.

Emily Smith from Alberta Wildfire joins the show to discuss Family Safety Day.

Paradigm Events is hosting an Oilers Watch Party for Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final.

There will be lots to do on Canada Day weekend over at Mac Island Park!

Lorna Ash from Local HERO Foundations joins the show to talk about Family Safety Day.

Richard Van Camp also joins the show tot alk about a pair of events he will be taking part in next week in Fort McMurray.

Fort McMurray is an age-friendly community!

Fort City Church is hosting their annual Father's Day Car Show.

Family Safety Day is coming up on Saturday.