Springtime frolic! Sue and Andrew are joined by Dr Axel Moehrenschlager, The Calgary Zoo's Director of Conservation & Science. 

Small business owners are facing big challenges in the wake of COVID-19. Business Link has gathered current information and resources available to businesses as they work through the implications this has had on them. Sue and Andrew are joined by CEO of Business Link, Barbara Mckenzie. 

Welcome to The Morning News Podcast for Tuesday, April 7th.

Green Shirt Day aims to raise awareness about organ donation and encourage more people to register as donors. The day honours the memory of Humboldt Broncos bus crash victim, Logan Boulet. Sue and Andrew speak with Logan's father, Toby Boulet.

The Morning News is joined by Mercedes Stephenson, Global's Ottawa Bureau Chief and Host of "The West Block". Mercedes gives Sue and Andrew an update on how the Canada Emergency Response Benefit roll-out is working into day 2 of the program.

Sue and Andrew look at the impact the Coronavirus Crisis is having on local businesses. Sandip Lalli, President and CEO of the Calgary Chamber of Commerce, has the latest information, including how the Chamber is adapting during this time.

The hotel industry has been hit very hard by COVID-19.  The Morning News hears from the President of Alberta's Hotel and Lodging Association about the state of business.

It's a fact of life these days in isolation are leaving people feeling bored.  Sue and Andrew catch up with a psychologist who breaks down what boredom means and why it may not be such a bad thing after all.

Finally - working from home can be a welcomed change for many, but it can also be a 'pain in the neck' for others. Sue and Andrew chat with an ergonomics professional on how to keep healthy in the home office. 

Welcome to The Morning News Podcast for Monday, April 6th.

The Morning News starts off with a national update on the COVID-19 Pandemic. Mercedes Stephenson, Global Ottawa's Bureau Chief and Host of 'The Westblock', brings us the latest including an update on Canada's order of "N95" masks from US manufacturer, '3M'.

Next Sue and Andrew take a look at this week in City Hall with 770-CHQR Reporter Aurelio Perri. The big item on the agenda is property tax increases, which look to be a lot more complicated this year due in part to the impact of the Coronavirus.

The Morning News tackle the timely topic of regular citizens wearing medical masks in public. Sue and Andrew hear from their on-call family physician, Dr. Ted Jablonski, on if they are effective protection from the virus.

Finally- Video chatting apps have become a staple of communication and socialization during the COVID-19 crisis, but which one is best for you and your needs? Sue and Andrew get suggestions from a tech expert.

Welcome to The Morning News Podcast for Friday, April 3rd.

The Morning News starts off the show their weekly chat with Mayor Naheed Nenshi. Sue and Andrew get the latest on this year's property tax assessment process, which will now look a lot different than previous years, due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Sue and Andrew explore the topic of caring for the most vulnerable portion of the population during the Coronavirus crisis, seniors. They get some suggestions from a seniors care specialist.

Are you having a tough time during the COVID-19 pandemic? The Morning News catches up with a Registered Psychologist with tips on how to cope during traumatic times.

Sue and Andrew hear from a Carleton University professor who has created a plain language guide to help people trying to access government programs during COVID-19. She hopes it will help Canadians get some clarity during this confusing time. 

The Morning News travel overseas to get an update on the impact of COVID-19 in the UK. Sue and Andrew speak with British radio personality, Kenni James.

Welcome to The Morning News Podcast for Thursday, April 2nd.

The Morning News gets a national update on COVID-19 from Global News Chief Political Correspondent, David Akin.

Sue and Andrew take a look at the far reaching impact of the Coronavirus crisis.  They get the latest from overseas with Global's Europe Bureau Chief,Crystal Goomansingh.

It's not exactly a conversation starter, but it is a topic we should all consider. Sue and Andrew speak with an expert in Estate planning about the importance of planning ahead.

The Morning News catches up with Lisa Marie Fletcher, creator of "The Canadian Homeschooler" website for advice on how to set students up for success while learning at home.

The early bird deadline is fast approaching on The Foothills Hospital Home Lottery.  Val Ball of Calgary Health Trust joins the show with the incredible prizes up for grabs.

ICON Dance Company closed their doors a couple weeks ago in response to COVID-19. This week, like so many small businesses that are figuring out how to shift and pivot, they launched their online program. The Morning News is joined by the owners of ICON Dance Company, Jennifer and Chris Zacharias. 

As we all try to fight the COVID-19 virus by cleaning surfaces with disinfectant wipes, the experts say were clogging toilets by flushing them. Joining The Morning Show is Derrill Brennen - Plumbing Manager with Reliance Home Comfort. 

Welcome to The Morning News Podcast for Wednesday, April 1st.

The Morning News has a look at the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic across the nation. Sue and Andrew get the latest from Mercedes Stephenson, Global's Ottawa Bureau Chief and Host of "The West Block".

What is the impact this global crisis is having on local businesses? Sue and Andrew talk with President and CEO of the Calgary Chamber of Commerce, Sandip Lalli.

Many local events and festivals have been cancelled or postponed due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. The Morning News speaks with Tourism Calgary about how local businesses and event organizers are trying to weather the storm during this time of uncertainty.

Sue and Andrew explore the new world of education with students moving from the classroom to online learning. Barbara Silva of Support of Students Alberta has some tips on how to set your kids up for success.

Finally- COVID-19 has forced the cancellation of many groups and meetings and this includes "Narcotics Anonymous". Sue and Andrew speak with a representative from N.A. who explains how they plan on still helping their members during this difficult time.

Are you looking for something new to learn during self-isolation? Fishing might be the answer. Environment and Parks Minister Jason Nixon joins The Morning News to discuss the province's new fishing education program.