We begin with a look at the extreme rain event happening in Southern Alberta. Specifically, the flood mitigation protocols that have been put in place, since the record flooding of 2013 and if they’re enough to safeguard the city of Calgary, this time out.

Next, it’s our weekly conversation with Mercedes Stephenson, Global News Ottawa Bureau Chief and Host of “The West Block”. This week, Mercedes brings us details on the sentencing of Alek Minassian who took the lives of 10 innocent people in that deadly ‘van attack’ in Toronto back in 2018.

Then, we hear about a local success story making a difference to Calgarians in need. We speak with Karen Ramchuk, President and CEO of the “Women In Need Society” for a look at their retail operations and how they are marking 30-years of giving back to the community.

Finally, from the latest in the world of gaming to a new “app” that lets you ‘virtually’ shop for shoes, we get all the high-tech details from the ‘Gadget Guy’ Mike Yawney.

We begin with a look at where the ‘defund the police’ campaign is at today, two-years after the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis. We get the latest on the movement and counter-movement from Shiri Pasternak, Professor of Criminology from “Toronto Metropolitan University”.

Migraine sufferers know that summer months can be more challenging than other seasons throughout the year. If you experience Migraines, is there anything that can be done to ‘ease’ the pain? We tackle the topic with Dr. Ted Jablonski, our “on-call family physician”.

Are you panicking about getting your kids into summer camps? Not to worry, “Calgary’s Child” Magazine has tons of suggestions to keep the kids busy over the summer months. We get the lowdown on the latest issue of the magazine from Publisher and Editor-In-Chief, Ellen Percival.

Finally, it’s another edition of “Motivational Monday”, a chance to get you motivated, today and beyond! This time out we speak with Business Consultant, Speaker and Author Genevieve Piturro on her journey, leaving a successful corporate career behind to pursue her passion as a Philanthropist.

We begin with our weekly conversation with Mayor Jyoti Gondek. We discuss the deadly dog attack that took place last weekend, which took the life of an 86 year old Calgary woman. We ask the Mayor for her thoughts surrounding ambulance response times in the city – and if we need to look at changes surrounding dog ownership within the current city bylaws.

Next, we head South of the border and catch up with Global News Washington Correspondent Reggie Cecchini. We get the latest in the ongoing ‘January 6th’ insurrection inquiry, including further evidence on former President Donald Trump’s involvement.

Then we hear about an ambitious pilot-project taking place in the UK, looking at the feasibility of a “4-day work week.” We get details on the project – the largest in history - from Kenni James, UK Broadcaster and Business Owner.

Finally, Pickleball it’s the fastest growing sport in North America! We catch up with Tony Tighe, President of the Calgary Pickleball Club, to explain what makes the sport so popular, and where you can give it a try here in the city.

A Lethbridge man has painted the outside of his home in the colours of the rainbow and it's getting a lot of attention, especially during this, Pride Month around the world! To explain the inspiration on the fresh paint job, we spoke with homeowner Kim Seiver.

We begin with a look at interest rates, specifically, the effect ‘rising’ interest rates will have on the financial ‘bottom line’ of the Federal Government. We hear details on a new report on the topic from the Fraser Institute.

Is Canada failing to protect its Children? We catch up with Sara Austin, CEO of “Children First Canada”, who brings us the results of a new study which indicates we have some work to do, in the area of children’s rights compared other countries, across the globe.

The Province of Alberta has proclaimed this week as “Seniors’ Week!”.  We speak with Grace Su, Executive Director of “Trico LivingWell” for details on the many unique activities being offered up, to help keep seniors active.

Finally, we meet Ken Seiver, a Lethbridge man who owns the most ‘eye catching’ house in town. Ken explains why he chose to paint his bungalow in the colours of the rainbow and the incredible reaction he’s received from the community.

We've all been there...you're out for the day and your phone is about to die. Well, BC-based company ElectricGo has the solution. 17 powerbank rental kiosks have launched in Calgary -- and with details where you can get recharged on the go, we spoke with Ross Pearson, Chief Operations Manager for ElectricGo. 

We begin with a look at the Russian Invasion of Ukraine, specifically, the intentions of President Vladimir Putin and his perceived ‘power’ on the world stage. We speak with Professor of Sociology Anton Oleinik on why he believes the Russian leader’s success has more to do with ‘luck’ than competency.

Next, we continue our conversation on the conflict in Ukraine with a focus on the countless refugees who have fled the war-torn country. We catch up with Orysia Boychuk, President of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress on the steps her organization is taking to welcome displaced citizens to our Province.

It’s been a tough few years for Alberta’s Ag Producers, with dry, hot conditions hampering the efforts of farmers. We take a look at how this year’s crops are doing and if the weather is setting up the industry for a better harvest, this year. We speak with Ralph Wright from the Provincial department of Agricultural Meteorology for his thoughts on the season ahead.

Finally, it’s our monthly chat with Dr. Axel Moehrenschlager from the Wilder/Institute at the Calgary Zoo. This time out, Dr. Moehrenschlager brings us an update on the continuing conservation project focusing on the endangered Burrowing Owl.

We begin with our weekly conversation with Mercedes Stephenson, Global News Ottawa Bureau Chief and Host of “The West Block”. Mercedes brings us an update on the news last week that Chinese Fighter Pilots ‘buzzed’ Canadian Jets in International air-space. Mercedes has the latest on the incident - including reaction from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

The price at the pump continues to rise with no relief in sight in the immediate future. We catch up with Dan McTeague, President of “Canadians for Affordable Energy”, for an explanation of what is exactly is causing the record high prices and when we may see a bit of break, when it comes to topping-up the tank.

It’s a timely question as we emerge from the Pandemic: Which is more effective, working from home or from the office, or could a ‘hybrid’ model be more productive? We discuss, with Ashira Gobrin, ‘Chief People and Culture Officer’ with “Wave Financial”.

And finally, Travel is back! While many of us are interested in booking a much-needed summer getaway, there are many questions surrounding travel post pandemic. We speak with the Travel Lady, Lesley Keyter, on the importance of tapping into the knowledge and experience of a Travel Agent to get the answers you need, and the most bang for your buck.

We begin with a look at the Federal Government’s “Action Plan” to address violence against Indigenous Women. We get reaction to the plan from Lynne Groulx CEO of the “Native Women’s Association of Canada”.  She explains why her organization is giving the Government a “failing grade” on the document.

How much do you know about “Monkeypox”? We catch up with Dr. Ted Jablonski, our “on-call family physician” for details on what you need to know about the latest viral outbreak and just how serious of a health risk it is.

It’s a ‘grim’ summer ahead for Canadian Food Banks.  That from a new report released on Monday. We get reaction to the report and suggestions on what Calgarians can do to lend a hand to those in need from James McAra, President and CEO of “The Calgary Food Bank”.

And finally, it’s another edition of “Motivational Monday”, a chance to get you motivated, today and beyond! This time out we speak with singer, songwriter and author Colleen Kelba, who shares her personal story of learning how to “Inhale”.

Every Friday morning, we get an update on all the important things affecting Calgarians, when we check in with Mayor Jyoti Gondek.  This morning we talked to the Mayor about the costs of the Calgary Climate Strategy, the new street harassment bylaw amendment and the back-to-work plans for city employees.

Nominations for the Calgary Small Business Awards are now open. We get the details on the categories and how you can nominate your favourite business, when we talk about the importance of small businesses in our community with our friends at the Calgary Chamber.

The US has seen more than 260 mass shootings so far in 2022 – with the latest this week in Tulsa, Oklahoma.  We talk with Global News Washington Bureau Chief Jackson Proskow about what, if any progress, is being made in the battle over gun control in the United States. We’ll also touch on what the US in doing to offer further help to Ukraine as war in that country rages on.

And, now that offices are opening up and teams are back together it’s important for company leaders to understand the latest trends and creating healthy workplaces.  To help you get the most success from your people and your business, we've got hot tips and tricks from PR pro Ellen Parker of Parker PR.