Canada ranks 60th out of 187 countries when it comes to the representation of women in politics. Why are women underrepresented and what needs to be done to 'change' the 'lopsided' statistics? We spoke with Shari Greydon, CEO of Informed Opinions for insight.

We begin with our weekly conversation with Mercedes Stephenson, Global News Ottawa Bureau Chief, and Host of “The West Block”. Mercedes shares with us details of her conversation with Governor General Mary Simon on her dealings with Queen Elizabeth during her brief time in office.

Next, it’s a been a very tumultuous time in the Calgary housing market, from rising interest rates, issues with inventory and sky-high inflation. We get an update on the market and a look-ahead to what’s in store for the Fall with Realtor Justin Havre of “Justin Havre & Associates, RE/MAX First”.

It’s a ‘swap’ that can provide measurable benefits to your health. We catch up with Dr. Ted Jablonski for details on a new German study that chronicles the positive impact of physical activity over time, spent on Social Media, when it comes to mental health.

Finally, the Apple “i-Phone 14” has been out for just over a week. But are the newest features available worth the price tag? We take a look at the pros-and-cons of the new device with the ‘Gadget Guy’, Mike Yawney.

We begin with on-the-ground coverage of the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II. We speak with Ben O’Hara Byrne, Host of “A Little More Conversation” on 770 CHQR, for details on the proceedings which span over 8 hours.

Next, we continue our conversation on this historic event. We catch up with Andy Johnstone, a British Ex-Pat who now calls Calgary home, who’s had the unique experience of meeting Queen Elizabeth on more than one occasion. Andy shares with us his thoughts on today’s ceremony.

Finally, we speak with Kenni James, former UK Broadcaster and Business owner, who explains the impact such a large event is having in London and the UK itself.

We begin with our weekly conversation with Mayor Jyoti Gondek. The Mayor brings us the latest from City Hall on the proposed addition of three new communities being added to the city, and an update on the 4-year budget cycle, now being discussed by council.

 Then, we head to the UK for the preparations ahead for the funeral of Queen Elizabeth, which takes place on Monday. We get the details from Ben O’Hara-Byrne, Host of “A Little More Conversation”.

 Next, it’s our weekly check-in with Jackson Proskow, Global News Washington Bureau Chief. Jackson brings us details of the controversial proposal by US Senator Lindsay Graham to institute a 15-week national ban on abortion.

 Finally, we wrap up our week long ‘Back to Work’ series, looking at the issue of ‘work/life balance’. We discuss what employers can do to keep their workers happy with Dr. Nita Chhinzer, Professor of Business and Economics at the Gordon S. Lang School of Business at the University of Guelph.

 We continue our "Back-to-Work" series and hear about a unique approach businesses can use to engage their employees when it comes to health and wellness, we speak with Laura Putnam - Founder and CEO of Motion Infusion.

We begin with a conversation surrounding the future of the Monarchy, specifically whether we, as a nation, should cut ties with the Monarchy. We discuss the idea with Professor Allan Hutchinson from the Osgoode Hall Law School, York University.

Then we continue our “Back to Work” series. This time out, we look at the role businesses play in the ‘health and wellness’ of their employees. We speak with Laura Putnam of “Motion Infusion” on how more businesses are taking an interest in the overall well-being of their staff and the benefits that result for both employees and employers.

It’s a jaw-dropping stat: 1 in 6 Alberta men will be diagnosed with Prostate Cancer at some point in their lives, a number that’s larger than the National average. We discuss the importance of testing and early detection with Jeff Davison, CEO of the Prostate Cancer Centre.

And finally, from the ‘new math’ to complicated science projects, parents have their work cut-out for them, when it comes to helping kids with homework assignments. Now, there’s an ‘app’ for that! We learn about the new online ‘homework helper’ called “Photomath”. 

We begin with latest from the UK and the continuing preparations surrounding the funeral of Queen Elizabeth. We head to London and speak with Ben O’Hara-Byrne host of “A Little More Conversation”.

Next, we continue our “Back to Work” series. This time out, we learn about the growing number of Canadians finding work in the so-called “Gig Economy”. We discuss the trend with Jim Stanford, Economist and director of the ‘Centre for Future Work’.

Finally, Beer lovers unite! We hear about the upcoming “Oktoberfest” celebration being held this weekend in Turner Valley at the award winning, German-inspired “Fahr Brewery”. We get the lowdown on what you can expect from Brewmeister Jochen Fahr.

Companies are pushing to bring employees back into the office full-time but this transition can be difficult on your furry friend. As part of our back-to-work series, we are looking at ways to ease separation anxiety on your 4 legged friend! With insight we are spoke with Dr. Sarah Machell - Vetster Medical Director.

The passing of Queen Elizabeth II has affected many people in many different ways. This morning we spoke with Andy Johnstone, who recently emigrated from the UK to Calgary.