Calgary Eyeopener

On today's show: we speak to a member of the Alberta Prosperity Project about what the current political moment in Alberta means for the push for separation by some citizens; farmers across Alberta are seeding this year's crops. We check in with a couple of them; wheely good deals and where to find them! We chat with the founders of Calgary Bike Swap.

On today's show: we connect with Justice Minister Mickey Amery to hear about a new bill that would change how elections are run in Alberta; what a multi-million dollar funding boost will mean for a local initiative to support community projects around town; we tell you about the curtain call for an iconic Calgary open mic night that's known in comedy circles across the country.

On today's show: we talk to a former deputy chief at Elections Alberta about the province's bill that sets out to change the way elections in Alberta are run; Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi joins us with his take on what the federal NDP's dismal election results mean for its provincial counterpart; the election cost two major party leaders their seats, and one has resigned. We examine what's next for the Conservatives and the NDP.

On today's show: Canadians re-elect a Liberal government. Pollster Janet Brown breaks down the ballot; Conservative MP Greg McLean join us, fresh off his win in Calgary Centre; we speak with Liberal candidate Corey Hogan about election results in Calgary Confederation.

On today's show: a spokesperson for Elections Canada joins us with everything you need to know before you vote; we hear how Calgary's Filipino community is reacting to the tragic events in Vancouver this weekend; we get an update on a slow down in the local film industry.

On today's show: The president of Bicycle Calgary joined us for his take on the province mulling more say on where bike lanes can go; How higher housing prices impact people trying to move on and move out; Ahead of her appearance at Calgary Expo, Catherine Tait joined us to chat about her role as Nellie Bertram from The Office, and more!

On today's show: Our interviews with local election candidates continue, this time we heard about the Conservative Party's platform from Calgary-Centre candidate Greg McLean; A Toronto lawyer's efforts to preserve a piece of history at the soon to be closing Hudson's Bay in downtown Calgary; We checked in with the brass at Decidedly Jazz Danceworks ahead of their opening night of their 40th anniversary season.

On today's show: we speak with a local Liberal candidate about his party's platform; measles cases continue to climb around Canada, and there are signs of a deepening spread in Alberta. The latest from an infectious diseases specialist; a new podcast explores stories from a time capsule uncovered in Calgary last year. We hear all about it from its producer.

On today's show: a look at the legacy of Pope Francis. We speak with a local Catholic Priest who travelled with the Pope on his papal visit to Canada; a local member of the Catholic Network for Women's Equality shares her thoughts on the passing of Pope Francis; Calgary runner and Olympian Rory Linkletter placed in the top-10 of the prestigious Boston Marathon. We talk to him about the experience.

On today's show: We spoke with CBC national network reporter Juanita Taylor to reflect on the passing of Pope Francis; Why would a Calgary company go all the way to Germany to build its first major project? CBC's Paula Duhatschek joined us to explain; We did a little head banging with a member of a local metal band who has been named Alberta champs in the Wacken Metal Battle.

On today's show: Blue, orange, red and green, but don't forget about the independents of all political shades! We heard from candidates running without a party flag; We made our way down to ATCO field to hear from a veteran goalie and a highly touted new centre-back as they get set for Cavalry FC's home opener; It's springtime at Butterfield Acres in Calgary, and baby animals are out causing a ruckus. Our Jennifer Dorozio couldn't deny the cuteness!

On today's show: New legislation could make Alberta the first jurisdiction in Canada where authorities can force an adult into treatment for drug addiction; We kicked off our interview series with federal election candidates, and first up, the NDP's Keira Gunn from Calgary-Confederation; A live music show for just 44 people? And they don't know who is about to perform? We spoke with the organizers of Follow the Flame 444.

On today's show: we hear Mayor Jyoti Gondek's plan to secure an extra 20 million dollars for community amenities in the city; we check in on how Gen-Xers are managing the uncertain times in their own bleakly-optimistic way; election day isn't until the 28th, but post-secondary students are already casting their ballots. We head to the U of C for a bit of exit polling.

On today's show: two weeks to go until election day! We check in on the horse race and what public polling says about how voters are feeling; an online petition is gaining steam to keep the World's Largest Dinosaur touring above Drumheller. We speak to the man behind the signatures; we break down the Calgary Flames playoff chances after a huge win against the Sharks.

On today's show: a group from the Piikani First Nation are in France as part of a historic trek to Vimy Ridge. We hear why they're there; we hear about the latest agricultural tech that the U of C is showing off at this year's Aggie Days; we chat with the folks behind the Second Chance Art Sale, happening this weekend.

On today's show: the province wants to abolish municipal codes of conduct. Alberta Municipal Affairs Minister Ric McIver tells us why; why Chuckwagon drivers are putting themselves up for sale tonight at the Big Four Roadhouse; we flip through a rare first edition of The Great Gatsby, on the 100th anniversary of its release.

On today's show: Alberta is changing the way it funds acute health care, hoping an offer of more cash will increase how many surgeries can get done. We dig into the new policy; we hear about a workshop in Calgary aimed at helping men who are abusive in their relationships; the provincial government is proposing a suite of changes to the Education Act, including doing away with the term "private schools." We speak with the Minister in charge.

On today's show: the province has taken another step toward establishing a provincial police force. We hear what the head of Alberta Municipalities thinks; we hear about the design for the new Olympic Plaza, and how the legacy of the '88 games fits into it; we hear how a Calgary restaurant is offering bottomless fondue to bring customers in amidst major road and pathway construction.

On today's show: we hear what impact global stock markets have on Alberta; with a boarded up school set to come down off Crowchild, people in Richmond say they're worried about what's proposed for the site. We hear from the president of the Richmond Knob Hill Community Association; we talk to a tech expert about whether a deal can be reached to keep TikTok up and running in the United States.

On today's show: The outlook on some of downtown Calgary's most historic buildings, as an arts group works to bring them to life; A major farm producer and employer around Calgary is going through financial and legal issues, so we checked into what's happening with Sunterra Farms; It's nearly time to celebrate Tartan Day! We talk tartans with the Calgarian who calls himself the "Kilt man."