Cricket is exploding in popularity in Canada. What's behind the sport's growth?
As of this past weekend, Alberta's power grid is now completely coal-free. What can we learn from the coal phase-out?
What happened when you tried to downsize someone's life - either your own or someone else's?
We're expecting another long, hot, dry summer in many parts of Alberta and Calgary remains under some severe water restrictions because of a major water main break. That's putting stress on your trees and shrubs, and others across the province. Arborist Gerard Fournier answers your questions about your trees.
The Edmonton Oilers are facing a must win situation tonight at home in game three of the Stanley Cupfinal against the Florida Panthers. The Oilers dropped the first two games of the championship series down south. So how are you feeling about the Oilers chances of bringing the Cup home to Canada?
Three rare white grizzlies were killed recently on the Trans-Canada Highway near Lake Louise. Their deaths are raising questions about how to protect the health of bears in this province. We heard your thoughts on that issue, and your stories about bear encounters.
Calgary remains in stage four water restrictions. So what are you doing to conserve water?
Jaskirat Singh Sidhu, the truck driver who pleaded guilty in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, is set to be deported. Is this the right outcome?
We talk about whether or not it's time to scrap our auto insurance system and start over.
We talk to author and journalist Stephen Maher about his new book "The Prince: The Turbulent Reign of Justin Trudeau."
The results of the biggest election in history - with nearly a billion eligible voters - will be revealed tomorrow. What's at stake in the Indian election?
Gardening expert Kath Smyth joins us to take your calls and emails.
It's been one year since Danielle Smith and the United Conservative Party won the provincial election. How would you gauge their term so far? Political analysts Janet Brown, Erika Barootes and Cheryl Oates join us.
The U.S. Justice Department wants to break up Ticketmaster and Live Nation. Will it succeed?
It's been a cool, soggy May. No real complaints after all the talk of the drought and fears over wildfires. But it's made for a slow start to the gardening season. This weekend promises some dryer weather so we want to hear your gardening questions.
Debates in the House of Commons are becoming louder, angrier, and increasingly partisan. Why is this happening and what does it tell us about the state of politics today?
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