Sonya Sharp placed second to Jeromy Farkas in the Calgary mayoral race by only 661 votes. What's next for the former Ward 1 city councillor? Sonya Sharp talks about the report she's writing about the long waits Calgarians experienced on election day (why can you vote only 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.?), whether she's interested in provincial or federal politics, and why she'll give out her phone number to any woman interested in getting into politics.
From eliminating pink flamingo wallpaper to understanding critical documents, AI is revolutionizing how you buy a home. Warren Martinson, Registrar at RECA ( Real Estate Council Alberta) explains how fast things are moving in the real estate industry, and what else AI could be used for.
Calgary has had a deadly year for pedestrians. How do you navigate road safety with Daylight Saving Time over? Does it truly affect us while behind the wheel? Dr. Donald Redelmeier serves as a senior scientist at the Sunnybrook Research Institute, a professor at the University of Toronto, and a staff physician in general internal medicine at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre. He does NOT want to see you in his trauma centre.
We meet owner Ainsley Brooks, owner of Meet Jamrock Lounge and Grill, in the city's southeast, who just got back from Jamaica, which was hammered by Hurricane Melissa. Ainsley frequently travels to his home for the spices that flavour his jerk chicken, tacos and Jamaican patties. He grew up in a large family in Jamaica with his grandma lighting - and feeding the way. He is one of QR Calgary's Small Business Week Award winners.
Calgary's new mayor, Jeromy Farkas, gives us his thoughts on the Federal Budget, what caught his eye, and what he was looking for in particular through those four-hundred and six pages.
What could this year's federal budget mean for Alberta? Adam Legge, Business Council of Alberta President breaks down his thoughts, and why he was a little disappointed by this years budget.
Four-hundred and six pages later, Moshe Lander, senior lecturer of economics at Concordia University, has looked it all over, and gives us a break down of the top 3 things you need to know about this year's federal budget.
Meet Chris Frederick, Team Captain, Moustache Machine who has been cancer free for the last 21 years after being diagnosed at just 19 years old, just about to start school at Red Deer College. Sarah and Chris discuss mental health for men who work in agriculture and the support that could help them.
What in the world is 'body doubling', and why will it help you through the colder , darker months ahead. Gio Dolcecore, Assistant Professor of Social Work at Mount Royal University breaks it down for us, and gives us a few other ways to combat the 'winter blues'.
Are you feeling blue after the Jays lost still? Why do we care so deeply about this? Barry Simon, professor, Psychiatry at the University of Toronto ( who is also a big Blue Jays fan) joins to explain the psychology of caring deeply.
You are in financial survival mode. Why? Your expenses went up 19% in 2025.! There's a new report on how to survive tariffs, unemployment, and mortgage renewals. Erin Bury, Co-Founder and CEO of Willful breaks down the report for us.
Jared Wesley a professor of political science at the University of Alberta, recently wrote a article called 'Alberta Strong and Free, Notwithstanding' on his Substack. Jared explains how this use of the Notwithstanding clause might be changing life for you, but you don't realize it yet.
What. A. Throwback. Our producer Patrick Regan received a Amazon Holiday Catalogue in the mail. That's right, a PHYSICAL copy to look through toys, gadgets and gizmos. Why in this very digital age, would a company like Amazon send these out? Bruce Winder, Retail Analyst & Author gives us his thoughts.
When it comes to the Toronto Blue Jays vs. Los Angeles Dodgers series, no one is more conflicted than Greg Morrison, owner of Medicine Hat Mavericks, part of the WCBL. He played for both the Jays and Dodgers organizations.
The Bank of Canada has done another rate cut to 2.25%. How does this affect your mortgages? Jason Humeniuk, Mortgage Broker shares some new data on mortgages and homeownership.
Students across the province are standing in solidary with teachers and have been planning walkouts over the past few days. Meet Lyla Guenard, a Grade 12 attending Dr. EP Scarlett Highschool in southeast Calgary, who explains the message they want to send to the provincial government.
The Alberta provincial government has rolled out a new plan to address faster access to preventative care, so you can pay out of pocket to get screenings that catch health issues earlier. Kelly McClung, President & Chief Executive Officer and Monthly Donor , Alzheimer Society of Canada.
What does using the notwithstanding clause in Alberta mean for labour moving forward? What could happen from here on out? Jason Foster, an Athabasca University professor of human resources and labour relations explains.
What makes seeing POLAR bears so special when we see bears all the time in Alberta? Sarah is in Churchill, Manitoba on Friday. Wildlife photographer Jason Leo Bantle explains why it is so special to see them out in the wild with your very own eyes.
How out of the questions is using the Heritage Fund to pay teachers? They fund does have the $2 billion in there. One teacher who called into the show asks why we can't use it . Tegan Hill, Director, Alberta Policy, Fraser Institute explains why we can't use the Heritage Fund, and what it's meant for.
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