We begin with our weekly conversation with Mayor Jyoti Gondek. We discuss this week’s announcement of the Property Tax hike next year for Calgarians and ask her why she voted against an increase to Police Funding in the budget.

Then, we head stateside for an update on the stories making headlines South of the border. We get the latest on two high-profile murder cases that wrapped up this week, and the current uptick of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. with Jennifer Johnson, Global News Washington Correspondent.

Violence against women often extends beyond the home and into the workplace. We take a look at how companies can create a culture of safety in the office with Harmy Mendoza, Executive Director of “WomanAct”.

Finally, we catch-up with Stamps legend, and 770 broadcaster Greg Peterson on being named to the list of the “Top 75 All-Time Calgary Stampeders”. Of course, we also get a game prediction from Greg on this Sunday’s Western semi-final against the Saskatchewan Roughriders.

We begin with a look at a new, first of its kind, report highlighting the contributions of Indigenous Albertans on the Provincial Economy. We get a breakdown from Jon Horsman, VP of Business at ATB Financial and ATB Capital Markets.

Next, it’s kind of a BIG deal when it comes to finding a GREAT deal just ahead of the holidays. This week promises to be one of the busiest times of the year when it comes to retail sale, both in-store and online with “Black Friday” and “Cyber Monday”. Unfortunately, it’s also a busy time of the year for ‘scammers’ looking to pry away your hard-earned dollars. Our Dave McIvor brings us some tips on how to not fall ‘prey’ to Cyber Criminals.’

Still on the topic of ‘Black Friday’ and ‘Cyber Monday,’ there will definitely be lots of great sales this week – but just how ‘legitimate’ are the deals out there? We get some tips on how to get the best bang for your buck from Taz Rajan, Community Engagement Partner at “Bromwich & Smith”.

Finally, “Movember” is coming to a close. We continue the discussion surrounding ‘Men’s Health’ with Reece Schafer, Testicular Cancer Survivor and Producer of “MWSA”. Reece introduces us to the “OneBall” charity here in Calgary, supporting men dealing with Testicular Cancer.

During Movember we have focused on Men's Health issues and today our producer, Reece Schafer, talked with local charity OneBall, supporting men battling testicular cancer.

We begin with another edition of “Ask the Doctor” with Dr. Craig Jenne, Infectious Disease Specialist from the University of Calgary. This week, a focus on the newly announced roll-out of COVID-19 vaccines for kids between the ages of 5 and 11 and as always, Dr. Jenne answers questions sent in by our listeners.

Next, it’s the final installment in our series on financial literacy as November is “Financial Literacy Month”. This time out, Bruce Sellery, CEO of “Credit Canada,” discusses the impact of “life events” when it comes to mapping out our personal financial plans.

Do you have a “Will”? Well, if you do you’re in the minority, as the latest statistics indicate that only one-third of Canadians have one. We hear details of a new online company that’s making ‘estate planning’ more accessible and a whole lot more affordable.

Finally, have you ever heard of “Space Law”? We get details on the ‘out of this world’ governance, what it means and why the U.N. is updating the laws surrounding outer space, for the first time in over 50 years.

Although the Opioid Crisis has taken a backseat to the COVID-19 pandemic, it continues to devastate families across the country. Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, opioid toxicity deaths have increased by 88% compared to pre-pandemic levels. To help us understand why this is happening, we were joined by Dr. Paul Christo, Associate Professor in the Division of Pain Medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.