We begin with a look at how both the Pandemic and record-high inflation rates are impacting the retirement plans of Canadians. We get some insight from David Gunn, President of Edward Jones Canada.

Next, it’s been a tough couple of years for all of us, and has certainly been hard on post-secondary students, many of which have been forced to ‘pause’ their schooling or push back their graduation. We hear details on a new study from the C.D. Howe Institute focusing on the topic and how it could ultimately affect Canada’s labour market.

Then, we head to South of the border to speak with Reggie Cecchini, Washington Correspondent for Global News. Reggie brings us the latest on the continuing hearings into the January 6th insurrection and former President Donald Trump’s involvement on that historic day.

Finally, it’s our monthly conversation with Dr. Axel Moehrenschlager, Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo’s Director of Conservation and Science. This time out, Dr. Moehrenschlager shares the story of the global effort to re-introduce a very unique species of tree to Easter Island.

We begin with a look at the fall-out from last week’s Roger’s Wireless outage. We get the latest from David Soberman, Professor of Communications from the University of Toronto – including suggestions coming from the Federal Government to prevent future large-scale interruptions of service.

Food insecurity and famine conditions are devastating Ethiopia. We discuss the dire situation with Andrew Harrington, Executive Director of ‘Canadian Foodgrains Bank,’ and hear what we as Canadians can do, to lend a hand.

If you’re planning hikes and trips to the back country this summer, you’ll need to know how to keep you and your family safe. We get some timely tips from Kim Titchener, Founder & President of “Bear Safety & More Inc.”

Finally, it’s one of the biggest online events of the year: “Amazon Prime Day.” We catch up with “The Gadget Guy” Mike Yawney for what you need to know about the popular online shopping phenomenon – back in Canada, after a 2-year hiatus.

We begin with the annual Premier’s Stampede Breakfast, the last one being hosted by Jason Kenney. We get details on how this year’s event unfolded, with Global News Reporter, Jayme Doll.

Next, a ‘snapshot’ of the impact the 2022 Stampede is having on Calgary’s hospitality industry. We speak with Sol Zia, Executive Director of the Calgary Hotel Association on the current level of bookings and if the industry is seeing levels reached pre-pandemic.

Just how much exercise do you need per week to maintain your health? We catch up with Dr. Ted Jablonski for details on a new study that breaks down just how many minutes you need to see real results.

Finally, it’s another edition of “Motivational Monday” a chance to get you motivated, today and beyond! This time out we learn about the practice of ‘Transcendental Meditation’ from Ria Kinzel, Director and Teacher at the “Calgary TM Centre”.

Boris Johnson announced he's stepping down immediately as leader of the U-K's Conservative Party, but will stay on as P-M until a successor is chosen. We got all the details from Global News Europe Bureau Chief, Crystal Goomansingh.

For every MINUTE that Toronto and Vancouver host World Cup soccer games, taxpayers will be on the hook for $644,000. We break down whether its worth it, with Jay Goldberg from the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.

The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth is here and Calgarians are ready to get back to the Calgary Stampede...but what can businesses do? Ellen Parker, CEO & OWNER of PARKER PR joined us this morning to talk about maximizing  team comradery, client relations and business development during Stampede.

If you’re looking to save money and get the most bang for your buck at the Calgary Stampede, our Producer for Mornings with Sue and Andy, Reece Schafer has done the research for you, with help from Kristen Anderson, Manager, Communications & Media Relations for the Calgary Stampede.

Finally, every Saturday morning at 9:30 on 770CHQR, “Calgary NEXT” speaks with the movers and shakers of the Calgary business community. This week they’re taking the show on the road and broadcasting live from the Calgary Stampede. We talk to co-host David Wallach.

We begin with a new study on homeownership in Canada – which indicates millions of Canadians believe they will be in the rental market forever. We get details on the study with Romana King, Senior Finance Editor with “Finder.com”.

Next, we learn about a new ‘home grown’ cancer and cardiovascular screening pilot program that’s being called a potential game-changer. We speak with Mike Kuzmickas, CEO of “Ichor Health”.

Then we look at the unique health considerations for our pets during the summer months – from fleas and ticks to extreme heat. Tips on how to keep your pet safe and healthy all season long from Calgary-based Veterinarian, Dr. Julie Schell.

Finally, time to get ‘back in the saddle’ for another edition of Stampede but, will this Stampede be as ‘wild’ as ‘pre-pandemic’ versions? We check in with Dave Howard from “The Event Group” to hear how this year’s version of the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth compares to previous years in terms of the corporate parties planned for the 10 day event.

A new cancer and cardiovascular screening pilot program could be a game changer for the Canadian healthcare system. With details, we spoke with Mike Kuzmickas - Chief Executive Officer, Ichor Health.