February 22 is National Human Trafficking Awareness Day. we spoke with Julia Drydyk, Executive Director, The Canadian Centre To End Human Trafficking, about how to recognize sex trafficking warning signs and resources available.

There are SO MANY WAYS TO BE WICKED! StoryBook Theatre is back! We have all the details about the new show from Samantha Currie, Director of Storybook Theatre's production of "Disney's Descendants: The Musical"

The 2022 Alberta budget was released yesterday, outlining Alberta's path to economic recovery. We got reaction to the budget and how it will affect Alberta taxpayers, from Kevin Lacey, Alberta Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.

Reaction to the budget wasn’t as positive from Alberta’s two biggest municipalities. We talk with Calgary Mayor Jyoti Godek about why she was disappointed by what was – or technically wasn’t - in the budget. We also spoke with the Mayor about supports available for the local Ukrainian community.

The U.S. and its G7 allies have agreed to impose economic sanctions on Russia in response to their invasion and resulting war in Ukraine. We talked with Washington Bureau Chief for Global News Jackson Proskow about President Joe Biden’s tough talk regarding Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Finally, this week is "Freedom to Read Week" in Canada, an annual initiative that encourages Canadians to think about the importance of intellectual freedom by reading.  Librarian Amanda Arbuthnot joined us to talk about the importance of books that force us to have discussions about difficult, but necessary topics.

We begin with the latest on the Russian attack on Ukraine. We catch up with Duane Bratt, Political Science Professor from Mount Royal University, who happens to be in Berlin, Germany visiting family this week.

Then, we continue our conversation on the ongoing conflict in Eastern Europe. We speak with Dani Belo from the Department of International Affairs at Carleton University. We ask the Professor what we, as Canadians, can do to help the citizens of Ukraine.

Next, it’s our monthly conversation with Deborah Yedlin, President and CEO of the Calgary Chamber. We ask Deborah what she and the Calgary businesses represented by the Chamber, would like to see from the Provincial Budget which is being released today.

Finally, it’s a chance to ‘spruce things up’ around your house! The “Calgary Home and Garden Show” is on now at the BMO Centre. We speak with “HGTV Host” and ‘renovation expert’ Bryan Baeumler on what we can expect from this year’s show!

We begin with our monthly conversation with Calgary Police Chief Mark Neufeld. We take the opportunity to ask the Chief about the fatal Police involved shooting in Forest Lawn over the weekend, and the tactics the Police Service use when it comes to ‘de-escalation’.

Are you satisfied with your current job? If your answer is ‘no’ and you’re thinking of leaving your job ... maybe you should think again. We speak with Darcy Eikenberg, Career Coach and Author of the book “How to Save Your Career Without Leaving Your Job”.

Today is “Pink Shirt Day,” we learn about the importance of the day, how to prevalent ‘bullying’ is online, and what parents can do to help safeguard their kids.

Finally, we wrap up our series on “Black History Month.” ‘Order of Canada’ recipient and ‘Black History Expert’ Robert Small brings us the incredible story of two black Albertans who made an impact not only in our Province, but across Canada.