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7:16

To Hell and Back - Are we prepared for next time?

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2018/06/21

Tom Sampson, chief of the Calgary Emergency Management Agency, joins Angela to discuss the lessons we learned five years on from the flood.

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8:04

Wine Wednesday

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2018/06/21

We sample another great wine from our friends at Co-op Wine Spirits Beer.

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13:59

To Hell and Back - The Impact on Mental Health

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2018/06/21

The Calgary Herald's Licia Corbella talks with a number of Calgarians who are still feeling the mental health stresses of the flood.

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6:29

Get off the couch!

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2018/06/19

A couple from Drayton Valley has lost a considerable amount of weight, and they've done it together. Angela speaks with Daniel and Angie Bounds about their achievement.

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6:25

Tories Pull Ahead?

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2018/06/19

It must be the halo-effect of a fresh election or that "new government smell" in Ontario. On the heels of an Ontario PC win, their federal counterparts' fortunes seem to have turned according to a new IPSOS poll commissioned for Global News.

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5:26

Eager for Edibles

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2018/06/19

Despite retail edibles not being legal out of the gate when cannabis gets the green light from Ottawa, there is high demand for them and a burgeoning industry is setting up shop. John MacNeil is co-founder and executive chef of one such company - reTreat. He joins Angela to talk about why people are clamouring for edibles.

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8:29

Premier Notley's Summer Shuffle

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2018/06/19

The Premier has made a slight change to her cabinet. And while it's not a big change, it does present some interesting changes to the gender balance she has been striving for. Lori Williams, associate professor of political science at Mount Royal University, joins Angela to share her thoughts.

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18:11

Trump's Tactics Could Trigger a Recession

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2018/06/19

A new analysis of escalating trade disputes involving the United States warns that a deterioration into an all-out global trade war would knock North America's economies into a recession. Brett House, Deputy Chief Economist at Scotiabank, joins Angela to discuss a report he recently co-authored.

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6:06

Banksy Art Heist

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2018/06/15

A controversial new art show featuring the work of Banksy has opened in Toronto. It's gaining new attention after one of the works of art was stolen on Thursday. We learn about the exhibit, theft allegation, police investigation and the mood among Banksy lovers - including wone sho suggests 'Banksy took it.' Shallima Maharaj from Global News is on the story and bring us the latest.

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5:09

Air Passenger Consultations

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2018/06/15

Next week, a committee looking for input from the public on the rights of air passengers is in Calgary to hear what people here feel should be in any future rules. Scott Streiner is the committee chair, and join guest host Dave Rowe to talk about what the group is looking for.

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8:48

A game of Tag becomes a film

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2018/06/15

What happens when a decades-old game of tag between friends gets a little publicity? Someone buys the story rights and turns it into a Hollywood movie. Mike Konesky is one of the men playing the game still to this day. He joins guest host Dave Rowe to talk about what it's like to see a part of his life up on the silver screen.

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12:04

Joe Ceci: "We will comply with the AIT decision"

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2018/06/11

Minister Joe Ceci joins Rob Breakenridge to discuss the recent appeal panel decision of the Agreement on Internal Trade saying Alberta’s Small Brewers Development Program does not comply with free trade obligations.

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13:19

Dr. Evdokia Anagnostou

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2018/06/08

A conference held at the U of C focused on neurodevelopmental disorders ike ASD, ADHD and others, in children and youth. One of the keynote speakers Dr. Evdokia Anagnostou joined Jodi Hughes to chat about some of the genetic similarities between various disorders, and whether there is a case for studying them as a group rather than splitting them into diagnostic labels.

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5:50

Stampede Midway food

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2018/06/08

This week the new Stampede Midway foods were unveiled. The Arepa Boss food truck will be serving up their spicy chicken arepa’s. Xavier Rabasso brought the arepa's into our studio for Jodi to try out. The arepas are one of over 60 new Midway foods at this year's Stampede.

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11:19

Last Call for Football

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2018/06/07

Proper football, that is. The World Cup is coming up and according to NDP MLA Rod Loyola, last call is coming just a bit too early for those wanting to cheer on their favourite teams.

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4:31

Sewing Seeds

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2018/06/06

Sewing Seeds is a charity that has been transforming lives and communities on four continents for over fifteen years. Tammy Bartel VP of Sewing Seeds Canada and N’mamah Kamara, one of the group's very first students, joined Angela to chat about Sewing Seeds and a special they are taking part in.

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5:39

Massage therapy

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2018/06/06

A local masseuse pleaded guilty to four counts of sexual assault involving clients... Heather Kew, massage therapist and the president of the Massage Therapists Association of Alberta joined guest host Jodi Hughes to chat about the regulation of the massahe therapy industry.

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5:33

Summer saving tips

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2018/06/06

This month Servus is partnering with blogger collective the Alberta Mamas to share ways families can save this summer. Kim Ouellette with Alberta Mamas joined Jodi (filling in for Angela) on Calgary Today to chat about some of those ways families can save.

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9:13

New Alberta driver's licenses

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2018/06/06

Minister of Service Alberta, Stephanie McLean, joins Rob Breakenridge to discuss the changes to Alberta's driver's licences.

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9:15

License to Ride

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2018/06/06

A new, security-enhanced Alberta driver's license is being rolled out. Stephanie McLean, the minister responsible for registries, joins Rob Breakenridge to talk about the changes.

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