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UrbanCSA have campaigned to get students to lobby city councillors to legalize secondary suites in Calgary. Dustin MacDonald has been involved in these secondary suites campaigns in the past.

We are live on location at The Military Museums. It’s the second largest war museum in Canada, next to the national museum in Ottawa. Dr. John Scott Cowan, Principal Emeritus of the Royal Canadian Military College, will be speaking at the museums tonight on the context around the 1917 victory at Hill 70: Canada’s entry into the Great War as a supplier of manpower to the British Army and ended with...

Chris Davis is running for Ward 8 Councillor. Hear his plans and vision for the revitalization of the downtown core. 

Canada’s rising real estate market has been a hot topic for the past year. Fortress Real Developments released its latest report on the Canadian real estate market today. Angela speaks with Ben Myers, Senior Vice-President of Market Research and Analytics with Fortress Real Developments.

Ontario plans a much harsher approach to careless drivers who kill or hurt people. Oliver Moore, transportation reporter​ with the Globe and Mail, explains. 

An all-party legislature committee decides Albertans should keep changing clocks twice a year. MLA, Thomas Dang, spearheaded the bill that has just been killed.

One issue of the civic election will be the Greenline LRT. What are Andre Chabots thoughts?

Taxpayers should be paying for the arena... the deal makes sense. David Staples, Columnist from the Edmonton Journal, explains why. 

Lend an Ear Breakfast 2017- David Granirer, speaks openly about his personal battle with mental illness.

Today was Nomination Day for Calgary's civic election. What are going to be the issue of focus during the electoral race? John Himpe, News Talk 770 reporter, fills us in. 

Evacuation orders have been issued for parts of Puerto Rico as Hurricane Maria heads toward the island. Maria, now a Category 3 hurricane.  Anika Kentish, Associated Press writer/ reporter from St. John's, Antigua, has the latest updates. 

A very bad dream may have prompted a man to jump from his third floor window at a apartment building this morning. Do people suffer from serious sleepwalking? Angela is joined by Dr. Charles Samuels, Medical Director, Centre for Sleep & Human Performance. 

With the municipal elections heating up- we chat about business tax. Angela is joined by Zoe Addington, Director of Policy, Research and Government Relations with the Calgary Chamber. 

The arena discussion continues. The team is pushing the city to put up money for a new rink. Ryan Kennedy- writer/editor for The Hockey News, thinks they should get the money for one themselves.  

Jarred Pierson went to talk to police at Hwy 5 / Hwy 6 junction at the entrance into Waterton. He explains what happened!

We get updates on Irma’s aftermath from Anika Kentish, Associated Press writer/ reporter from St. John's, Antigua. 

Albertans had a chance to voice their opinions on the possibility of Alberta ending Daylight Saving Time today. Angela Kokott is joined by MLA Graham Sucha, chair of the standing committee of Alberta's economic future.

An evacuation order has been issued by Parks Canada for the Waterton Lakes National Parks area due to the ongoing wildfires in the park. Cpl. Curtis Peters is in Waterton right now with the latest updates. 

Could the secret to healthy eating and weight management lie in our genes? Angela is talking with Copeman Healthcare Registered Dietitian, Michelle Ross, to discuss Nutrigenomics - a genetic test used by dietitians to determine how our individual genes affect the way we respond to food and nutrients.

Yesterday we had a man on to talk about his business of disposing cigarette butts. Today we check in with a company called- TerraCycle. TerraCycle works with individuals, municipalities, organizations and businesses to set up public recycling programs. Jessica Panetta, manager of marketing and communications at TerraCycle, chats with Angela. 

September is blood cancer awareness month. Over 138,000 people in Canada are living with blood cancer, Dale Jordan from Calgary is one of them. Angela Kokott is joined by Dale and his wife Marlene.

Not helicopter parents.... Lawnmower parents! Angela is joined by Ramy Mahmoud, Senior Lecturer at the University of Texas at Dallas' Teacher Development Center and Science Department Head at Williams High School in Plano, Texas.

Global News reporter Fletcher Kent has more on the charges Derek Fildebrandt is facing in connection with a hit and run in Edmonton in 2016.

Low carb, no carb, high carb – which carb strategy is best for you? Angela is joined by Linda Cuda, a Copeman Healthcare Registered Dietitian. 

According to a new study, Alzheimer’s disease hits women harder than men, especially in a particular age range. Angela is joined by Dr. Judy Pa, the study’s co-author and Assistant Professor of Neurology, Neuroscience, and Biomedical Engineering at the University of Southern California