According to Stats Canada, an estimated 37% of adult Canadians have experienced tinnitus in the past year. Now, new research is exploring the link between tinnitus and sleep in hopes of developing a treatment. With details, we spoke with Linus Milinski, Doctoral student in the Department of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics at University of Oxford

We begin with our weekly ‘spotlight’ on Canadian Politics. Mercedes Stephenson, Global News Ottawa Bureau Chief and Host of “The West Block” joins us with details on her conversation with UCP Leadership Candidate Danielle Smith and an update on the newly announced Huawei ‘5G’ ban in Canada.

Inflation has hit everyone and grocery bills continue to climb. We speak with Janet Music from the Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University on why food prices may be further impacted, due to increased challenges by the agriculture industry.

Next, we examine the ‘battle of Alberta’ through a different lens. We catch up with a Professor of Sports Performance to discuss the ‘mental’ aspect of pro-sports and how elite athletes have to pay attention to more than just their physical training.

Finally, the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard trial has dominated social media feeds, but is the court of ‘public opinion’ too involved in the hearings? We take a look at the danger of ‘fan culture’.

We begin with our weekly conversation with Mayor Jyoti Gondek. With Flames fever in full-swing, we ask the Mayor her thoughts what sort of an impact the ‘Battle of Alberta’ is having on our city’s economy.

Next, a look at the headlines South of the border, from the latest on last weekend’s deadly attack in Buffalo, to an uptick in COVID-19 cases. We catch up with Jennifer Johnson, Global News Washington Correspondent.

As we gear-up to hit the road and travel this summer, how do we balance the wants with the needs to ‘get away’ with family in the face of the rising cost of living? We discuss with Financial Advisor and CEO of “Credit Canada,” Bruce Sellery.

Finally, It's time to 'Buddy up' and curb suicide rates among men in Alberta. We get details from the Centre for Suicide Prevention on resources available in our province for those struggling with mental health.

We begin with Premier Jason Kenney’s ‘bombshell’ announcement Wednesday night that he is resigning as Leader of the UCP. We get reaction from MRU Political Science Professor Lori Williams.

Next, we continue our series on inflation and the across-the-board price increases for almost all consumer goods. In part-2 of our series “Sticker Shock”, Global News National Online Reporter, Craig Lord brings us some tips on how to stretch your grocery dollars.

Then, we look at the ongoing war in Ukraine. As military intelligence points to Russian Hackers targeting Ukraine’s Western Allies we examine just how prepared Canada is, in the event of a cyberattack. We discuss with Retired Major General, Rupert Jones.

Finally, it’s a powerful new exhibit which aims to educate Calgarians on the Holocaust. We speak with Dahlia Libin, Executive Producer of “Here to Tell: Faces of Holocaust”, launching next week at “Glenbow at the Edison”.

We begin with our monthly conversation with Police Chief Mark Neufeld. This time out, we discuss the uptick in gun and gang violence in our city and ask the Chief about the approach the CPS will be taking to keep hockey fans safe while cheering on the Calgary Flames in round 2 of the NHL playoffs.

Next, we look at the issue of ‘extremism’ on Social Media platforms. We find out just how prevalent radical groups are on some of the most popular sites and what’s being done to protect free speech, and at the same time put the brakes on hate speech and the promotion of terrorist organizations.

Then, we look at the psychology behind ‘fandom’. We speak with Calgary-based Psychologist Patrick Keelan on the ‘why’ behind fanatics who go ‘all in’ to cheer on their favourite sports teams.

Finally, we catch up with Camie Leard, Edtior of “Savour Calgary Magazine” to flip through the pages of their latest issue which has a special focus on our city’s Filipino food scene.

We begin with a look at this week’s edition of “The West Block”. We catch up with Guest Host Eric Sorenson, National Affairs Correspondent for Global News. Eric shares details of his conversation with former Parliamentary Budget Officer Kevin Page on the record-breaking inflation rate we’re currently seeing in Canada and what can be done to lower the rate.

Still on the topic of finances, we catch up with Jake Fuss, Senior Economist with the Fraser Institute to discuss the issue of ‘deficit budgeting’ by the Federal Government, specifically, when it’s justified to run a deficit and when it’s not.

Flames Fever is running rampant in the city with round two of the Stanley Cup playoffs kicking off this week. We speak with Flames Alumni Colin Patterson, who won a cup with the team back in 1989. We get Colin’s thoughts on the next series the first ‘Battle of Alberta’ since 1991.

Finally, could paying by 'debit card' and "tap" soon become a thing of the past? We catch up with “The Gadget Guy” Mike Yawney for details on new tech that features a “microchip” planted in the wrist of a shopper that would replace a ‘tap card’.

We begin with a look at the current situation in Ukraine where the Russian Invasion continues, now into day 81. We speak with Marcus Kolga, founder of ‘disinfowatch.org’ and a Senior Fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute. Marcus brings us the latest on the conflict and a ‘breakdown’ on the requests of a handful of European nations to now join NATO.

Next, we examine the concept of ‘Guaranteed Basic Income’. Could it be the ‘key’ to eliminate poverty,  and if so, what's stopping us from implementing it?  We discuss with Jiaing Zhao, Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of British Columbia.

It’s a Stampede tradition that’s been on ‘hold’ for the past two-years due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. We hear details on the return of the “Roundup Music Festival” taking place July 13th and featuring 90’s rock icons “The Offspring”.

Finally, it’s another edition of “Motivational Monday”, our weekly segment aimed at helping you achieve your goals and live your best life! This week, we speak with Personal Trainer, Wellness Influencer and Canadian Mental Health Association Ambassador, Sonia Jhas. Sonja shares details of her recent “Ted-X” talk, titled “Where Do The Happy People Live?”.