We begin with the latest on the war in Ukraine. This time out, through the eyes of a former Volunteer Combat Medic, who’s currently coordinating donations in the war-torn country. We speak with Alina Viatkina, who shares her incredible story with us.

Then, we head to Brussels for an update on the ongoing NATO and G7 meetings taking place – which include Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. We get the latest from Global News European Correspondent, Redmond Shannon.

Next, it’s our monthly conversation with Deborah Yedlin, President and CEO of the ‘Calgary Chamber’. Deborah brings us details on an ambitious Agriculture Summit which takes place next month in the City and what impact it will have on local businesses.

Finally, what shapes Calgary and our community? Our Dave McIvor brings us another installment in our “Where We Live” series, this time exploring the rich history of ‘The Calgary Folk Fest’.

We begin with a look at the ongoing war in Ukraine. We speak with a Professor of Policing and Security about the impact Ukrainian soldiers and everyday citizens are having against the powerful Russian Invasion – as reports indicate as many as 5 Russian Generals have been killed in just over 3 weeks.

Next, we look at inflation in Canada, which is now trending at a 30 year high. We examine the causes of the price increases and what (if anything) can be done to bring in some sort of a ‘correction’ to lower the cost of living for Canadians.

It’s been a big year for Alberta’s film industry – just how big? MWSA Producer Reece Schafer had the chance to discuss the recent ‘boom’ in film & television production in our Province with Blair Young – President of ‘ACTRA’ Alberta.

Finally, it’s a chance to keep food out of landfill and money in your pocket. We hear details on how Calgary bakery “Canela” is making a difference by partnering with a group called “Too good to go Canada” and doing their part to promote the “Zero Waste Movement”.

Russia has lost an historic number of generals during the 28 days the war has raged in Ukraine. With details on why this is happening, we were joined by Jonathan Jackson, Senior Teaching Fellow in Professional Policing and Security School of Social Sciences, Birmingham City University. 

No one likes talking about it, but death is a certainty. But after 2 years living with the COVID pandemic, its time to normalize talking about death and planning for the end-or-life process. Mallory McGrath, Founder and CEO of Viive Planning joined us with her insights. 

We begin with Federal politics and the announcement by the Liberal Government of an ‘agreement’ with the NDP which will keep the Liberal Minority government in power until 2025. We break down details of the agreement with Duane Bratt, Professor of Political Science from Mount Royal University.

Then we head to Ukraine for an update on the latest on the Russian Invasion. We get a ‘personal account’ from a Calgarian of Ukrainian heritage, who is currently volunteering his time in the war-torn country to delivering medical supplies to those in need.

How much is too much when it comes to ‘exercise’? We discuss the results of a new study on the topic with a Dr. of Kinesiology and Physical Education from McGill University who points to ‘compulsive’ exercise as being detrimental to our overall health.

Finally, in the latest installment in our series 'Where We Live,' on-air contributor Dave McIvor, looks at the history of one of Calgary's most Historic buildings, a building that has been standing for more than 100 years, Historic City Hall