Discover 'fall' in Alberta - One way to enjoy the beauty of the season is to plan a road trip using Canada’s Garden Route Map and visit some of the country’s most picturesque gardens. Michel Gauthier, Executive Director of the Canadian Garden Council joined us to talk Alberta road tripping!

We begin with a conversation surrounding the implementation of a “Provincial Sales Tax” in Alberta. Could a PST be the solution to Alberta’s ‘fiscal roller-coaster’? We discuss with Bob Ascah from the Parkland Institute, University of Alberta.

Next, we look at the importance of using photos and videos to promote your business online and attract more customers. We get some tips from Ellen Parker, CEO and Owner of ‘Parker PR’.

Finally, Thanksgiving is a time of coming together with family and friends, and for many, a time to over-indulge in our favourite seasonal foods. So, how do we keep our fitness and nutrition ‘on track’ during the fall months? We get some advice from Fitness and Nutrition Coach, Justin Slimm. 

Hockey Canada faced questions from members of Parliament yesterday regarding the use of membership fees to finance a slush-fund for sexual assault cases. To help us "follow the money" we spoke with Moshe Lander - senior lecturer in economics at Concordia University in Montreal and Canada's preeminent sports economist.

Do work perks work and how can they be used not only to attract talent but also retain talent? Joining us to discuss is Kelley Keehn - Personal Finance Educator and Best-Selling Author of "Talk Money to Me."

We begin with the latest in the ongoing ‘Hockey Canada’ controversy. We speak with Sports Economist Moshe Lander for details on this week’s Parliamentary investigation of the organization and what may come next.

According to The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, over 500 000 Canadians miss work due to mental illness every week. How can we better support the mental health of employees? We discuss with Harriet Ekperigin, Vice President of Mental Health at ‘Green Shield Holdings’.

How important are workplace ‘perks’ and are they effective in retaining talent? We discuss what ‘work perks’ actually work with Author and Personal Finance Educator, Kelley Keehn.

Finally, the leaves are falling now what do we do with them? We get a fall garden and lawn “to do list” from Kath Smyth, Horticulturalist with the ‘Calgary Horticultural Society’.

We begin with the latest on the UCP leadership race, with the vote taking place this Thursday. While polls indicate Danielle Smith is the front-runner, does she appeal to Albertans or just the UCP faithful? We discuss with Mercedes Stephenson, Global News Ottawa Bureau Chief, and Host of “The West Block”.

Ukrainian forces continue to push back Russian invaders as protests and unrest continue across Russia and there's renewed talk surrounding the possibility of Vladimir Putin turning to nuclear weapons in the conflict. We get the latest from Marcus Kolga, Founder of “DisinfoWatch.org”.

According to STATS Canada, over 70 000 cybercrimes were reported to police in 2021 and it's not just financial institutions and large companies being targeted. We'll discuss what you need to know to protect yourself online with Cybersecurity Expert, Kevin Dawson.

Finally, it’s "Tech Tuesday". Following a series of announcements from 'Apple' last week, it's now Google's turn. We catch up with “The Gadget Guy”, Mike Yawney for details on the latest smart-phone offering from Google.

We begin with a look at the state of homelessness in our Country. According to STATS Canada, more than 235,000 people in Canada experience homelessness in any given year. What needs to be done to address this complex issue? We discuss with Dr. Karen Shin from the Department of Psychiatry, University of Toronto.

 It’s ‘Breast Cancer Awareness Month’. Breast cancer accounts for approximately 25% of new cases of cancer and 13% of all cancer deaths in Canadian women. Are we any closer to a cure? We get the latest on the efforts of Canadian Researchers from Kimberly Carson, CEO of ‘Breast Cancer Canada’.

One of the top Canadian chefs is bringing his culinary talents to Modern Steak here in Calgary! Details on the delicious event and an update on how the Calgary culinary scene is doing, post-pandemic from Stephen Deere, Owner of Modern Steak.

 Finally, It's Motivational Monday! This time out, we speak with a holocaust survivor and best-selling author who is going to debunk the myth of "normal".

According to STATS Canada, more than 235,000 people in Canada experience homelessness in any given year. What needs to be done to address homelessness in Canada? Joining us to discuss is Dr. Karen Shin - Assistant Professor Adult Psychiatry and Health Systems at the University of Toronto. Good morning, Dr. Shin.

Today is the second annual Day of Truth and Reconciliation in Canada. Joining us to talk about the day, is a residential school survivor, and advocate who has created a place for healing for other indigenous women, Josie Nepinak, Residential school survivor and Executive Director of the Awo Taan Healing Lodge native women's shelter.

We begin with a discussion surrounding the second-annual “Truth and Reconciliation Day”. We speak with Buddie Dixon, Indigenous Engagement Facilitator for “Vibrant Communities Calgary”. Buddie shares with us the history behind “Orange Shirt Day”, which also takes place on September 30th.

Then, we kick-off a new bi-weekly feature on the program, our ‘Mental Health Moment’. Mental Health Advocate and Social Worker Karen Gallagher-Burt joins us with a simple ‘trick’ to help make everyday conversations more meaningful.

Finally, you’ve seen him sharing his expertise on ‘HGTV’. Now, you can see him in person this weekend! We catch up with ‘handyman superstar’ Bryan Bauemler for details on this weekend’s “Calgary Fall Home Show” taking place at the BMO Centre.