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The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz

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There’s no better way to start your day than with Andrew Schultz as he discusses everything you need in the morning, including weather, traffic highlights and, of course, news. Join us 5:30am - 9am Monday to Friday on 770AM!

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Corus Radio

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News

Podcast website

www.newstalk770.com

Latest episode

Feb 11, 2025

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Episodes

Pickleball could go corporate in Canada 30.01.2025

Todd Boss, Forbes Magazine pickleball writer & Racquetball historian

New Measure Reveals Income Gap Driving Homelessness Risk in Canada 30.01.2025

Dr. Ron Kneebone, Professor in the Faculty of Arts, Department of Economics

Open letter response to the Alberta's COVID-19 Pandemic Response Report from Albertan Clinicians, Scientists and Policy Experts 30.01.2025

Dr. Lynora Saxinger, professor, Division of Infectious Diseases, University of Alberta

Most think Canada’s global image has worsened 30.01.2025

Nik Nanos, chief data scientist and founder of the Nanos Research Group

Canadian businesses plan to shift investment and operations to U.S. to mitigate potential tariffs 30.01.2025

Joy Nott, Partner, Trade and Customs, KPMG in Canada

Alberta health professionals send open letter to Premier, How to help a struggling teen, & Why is Pickleball so popular? 30.01.2025

WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR THURSDAY, JAN 30TH An open letter has been sent to the Premier, Health Minister, and members of the legislative assembly of Alberta raising concerns on the report of Alberta’s COVID-19 Pandemic Response. We caught up with Dr. Lynora Saxinger - one of the Physicians who lent her name to the letter – to get her thoughts on the Province’s findings – and hear why it was...

Culinaire Magazine's start to 2025 29.01.2025

Linda Garson, Editor-in-Chief “Culinaire Magazine”

Foreign Interference: Liberal Leadership candidates are in danger of cyberattacks 29.01.2025

Charles Finlay, Executive director of Rogers Cybersecure Catalyst; Toronto Metropolitan University’s national centre for training, innovation and collaboration in cybersecurity

"This is wrong for the people of Calgary in so many ways" - Alberta NDP 29.01.2025

Naheed Nenshi, former Calgary Mayor and current leader of the Alberta NDP

Thoughts on the City of Calgary's Green Line approval with the LRT on the Green Foundation 29.01.2025

Sabrina Grover, Vice-President LRT on the Green Foundation

Bank of Canada cuts key interest rate to 3%, Green Line LRT approval by city councillors, & Calgary's culinary scene 29.01.2025

WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR WEDNESDAY, JAN 29TH For the 6th consecutive time, the Bank of Canada has cut interest rates – as the inflation rate remains around 2-percent, and the threat of US Tariffs Loom. We took a look at the latest rate reduction – and the impact it will have on Canadian homeowners – with Penelope Graham, Mortgage Expert at ‘Ratehub.ca’. Next – the latest ‘Green Line LRT’ pl...

Alberta's internet 'highway' has failed 28.01.2025

 Gregory Taylor, Associate professor at UCalgary’s Department of Communication, Media, and Film / author of ‘Shut Off: the Canadian Digital Television Transition’

Calgary Indigenous groups chosen to build affordable housing on city-owned land 28.01.2025

Blackfoot Elder Jackie Bromley

How homegrown innovation should be the next Prime Minister's vision 28.01.2025

Ann Fitz-Gerald, professor of international security in Wilfrid Laurier University’s department of political science

How Canada can Canada 'bolster' its defence spending, What's up with DeepSeek? & The annual YYCFAMILIES Resource Directory 28.01.2025

WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR TUESDAY, JAN 28TH Although spending has increased under the Liberal government, Canada still spends just under 1.4 per cent of it’s GDP on defense, short of NATO’s target of at least two per cent – and a far cry from the 5% goal President Donald Trump has now ‘floated’. We take a look at the situation – and what steps are being taken to ‘bolster’ our defence spendin...

Taking a deep dive on the report about Alberta's Covid-19 response 27.01.2025

Duane Bratt, Mount Royal University Poli-Sci Professor

Agricultural community expresses concern over potential coal mining projects 27.01.2025

Chris Spearman, former Lethbridge mayor and a spokesperson for the Water For Food Group

Is it effective to boycott U.S. products? 27.01.2025

David Soberman, a Rotman School of Management professor and the Canadian National Chair of Strategic Marketing

International Holocaust Remembrance Day 27.01.2025

Jess Burke, Director, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Training; and Liaison to 2SLGBTQIA+ Partnerships at the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs

Analyzing the Alberta Covid-19 report, The 80th commemoration of Holocaust Remembrance Day, & New research on the effects of social media on your mental health 27.01.2025

WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR MONDAY, JAN 27 Last Friday afternoon, the Government of Alberta quietly released the report of a task force that assessed the province’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The report — with a budget of $2 million — was commissioned shortly after Premier Danielle Smith swept to power in late 2022. We check in with MRU Political Scientist Duane Bratt to get his though...

How you might be cut from your family doctor's patient roster 24.01.2025

Dr. Shelley Duggan, President of the Alberta Medical Association

Dementia Park in YYC 24.01.2025

Sheila Taylor, CEO of Parks Foundation

Dragons' Den's Arlene Dickinson gives her plan for the Canada-U.S. Council 24.01.2025

Arlene Dickinson, Canadian investor, entrepreneur and venture capitalist who appears on the popular reality TV show 'Dragons' Den'

The latest in the U.S. this week with Jackson Proskow 24.01.2025

Jackson Proskow, Global News Washington Bureau Chief

Crime groups are making more fentanyl in Canada 24.01.2025

Stephen Schneider, Professor of Criminology at Saint Mary's University in Halifax whose latest book released in November is entitled An Ontology of Organized Crime

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