2018 Grey Cup MVP and CFL MOP Bo Levi Mitchell joins Dave Rowe to discuss what went into the decision to test the free agent market and then re-sign with the Calgary Stampeders.

Calgary Stampeders GM John Hufnagel joins Dave Rowe to discuss a wild day in free agency for the CFL and signing his Grey Cup MVP quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell.

Calgary Stampeders GM John Hufnagel joins Dave Rowe to discuss a wild day in free agency for the CFL and signing his Grey Cup MVP quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell.

THIS WEEKEND IN ALBERTA POLITICS

Provincial politics had a weekend to forget. We'll talk about it with Lori Willimas, Associate Professor in Political Science at Mount Royal University.

SMOKE AND INDOOR FILTERS

With fires becoming more common, should we be building with air quality in mind? Sarah Coefield, Air Quality Specialist with Missoula County shares her expertise.

HERITAGE PARK

Heritage Park Had a rough fiscal year in 2018, but with new exhibits and the Sternwheeler back up in 2019, what will the next year look like? Alida Visbach, President & CEO of Heritage Park forecasts for us.

HOMELESSNESS IN THE COLD

With the extended cold, how are the city's shelters holding up? Kevin Webb, Manager of Emergency Shelter for the Calgary Drop-In Centre gives us a status report.

Provincial politics had a weekend to forget for three parties. We'll talk about it with Lori Willimas, Associate Professor in Political Science at Mount Royal University.

PARLIAMENT WEEK-IN-REVIEW

It was a busy week in parliament, so we're recapping it with Global News's Mercedes Stephenson in Ottawa.

SKATING LESSONS FOR THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED

Visually impaired students in Calgary are getting a special skating lesson from Dan Mancina, a skateboarder who continued skating, even after he lost his sight.

CELEBRATING BLACK HISTORY AT THE MILITARY MUSEUMS

Husband and wife Al Ross and Indra Teekasingh have curated a new exhibit that highlights the contributions of African-Canadian soldiers from WWI to present day.

It was a busy week in parliament, so we're recapping it with Global News's Mercedes Stephenson in Ottawa.

REFORM PARTY 2.0?

With Angus Reid, Rick Bell, and Don Braid all talking about a "Western Canadian Party," we ask for some historical perspective from Professor Nelson Wiseman. Is this the Reform Party 2.0?

RUSSIA RISING

Jeff Semple, former Europe Bureau Chief has a new podcast out called Russia Rising. Jeff joins the show to talk about the podcast that discusses the intricacies of Russian troll operations.

FRANCHISE CANADA SHOW

With the economy changing in Alberta, some are looking towards franchises instead of oil and gas. The Franchise Canada Show is in Calgary and we talk to franchisee Tayyub Rasool.

ARKELLS

The Canadian rock band Arkells is in Calgary and we caught up with them.

With Angus Reid, Rick Bell, and Don Braid all talking about a "Western Canadian Party," we ask for some historical perspective from Professor Nelson Wiseman. Is this the Reform Party 2.0?

PROVINCE INVESTS IN ENERGY-INTENSIVE INDUSTRIES

The Province of Alberta is investing $276 million dollars in milestone-tracked projects to energy-intensive industries to help reduce operating costs and reduce emissions.

WINTER CYCLING CONGRESS

Today begins the Winter Cycling Congress, hosted in Calgary. Keynote speaker Tom Babin joins the show to talk about it.

CANADA (AND ALBERTA'S) FIRST ARTIST IN RESIDENCE

Lauren Crazybull has been named Alberta and Canada's first artist in residence. She joins the show to talk about her new position.