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The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz

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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23:27

Excess Mortality, Calgary Zoo, Pacific Assistance...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2023/08/17

WELCOME THE MWSA PODCAST FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 17TH According to a new study, a larger-than-average number of Canadians have died this year and the numbers were also trending higher in 2021 and 2022. So, what’s behind this disturbing increase and how do these ‘stats’ compare to other countries? We get some answers from Infectious Disease Researcher Tara Moriarty. It’s been a hot summer in the city of Calgary and while we all do what we can to ‘beat the heat’, have you ever wondered how the

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24:29

Gun violence, Campus food bank demand, Back-to-school...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2023/08/16

WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 17TH We begin with our monthly chat with Calgary Police Chief Mark Neufeld. This time out, the Chief addresses the recent surge in gun violence in the city, and the CPS’ plan to combat the disturbing trend. Inflation and the general rise in the cost of living has impacted all of us, and now we’re hearing that post-secondary students in the Province are being hit particularly hard. We hear from the University of Calgary’s ‘Students Union’ about the

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28:58

Livable Wage, Personal Fitness, First Dates

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2023/08/14

WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR MONDAY, AUGUST 14TH. Housing, food, gas prices - the cost of everything is on the rise. So, is your paycheck keeping up with the cost of living and what does a livable wage look like in 2023? We discuss with Ryan Lancanilo, Economist from the Alberta Living Wage Network. Looking to start your fitness journey or simply get back into your workout routine? We get some ‘straight talk’ on getting started, with Personal Trainer and Fitness Coach, Ror Alexander. And

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17:52

Gas prices, Addiction Treatment, and Calgary Fringe...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2023/08/11

Have you noticed gas prices rising over the past few days in the city of Calgary? Well, we’re not alone. With prices at the pumps climbing across the nation and in some Provinces, the cost to fill-up is inching closer to $2 per litre. So, what’s behind the latest jump? We get the answer from Dan McTeague from “Canadians for Affordable Energy”. Is forcing addicts into rehab an effective approach to address the overdose problem in our province? The Alberta government believes it is. We discuss the

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25:01

Housing Crisis, Low Crop Yields, and Canadian...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2023/08/09

Whose responsibility is it to address Canada’s housing crisis? The federal or provincial government? How can all levels of government work together to tackle the issue? We discuss with Carolyn Whitzman, Housing Policy Expert and Professor from the University of Ottawa. We hear it all the time, “farmers need more rain”, but just how bad is it for Southern Alberta farmers this crop season? We get the thoughts of Bassano-area Farmer, Darrel Lassiter. Why is Canada fighting with Meta over Canadian

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26:00

Mornings With Sue & Andy August 8, 2023

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2023/08/08

Saudi Arabia held a 40 country Summit over the weekend with an aim to end the war in Ukraine. We discuss what came out of the meeting with Andrew Rasiulis, Fellow at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute and an expert on Eastern European Affairs. Psoriasis. It can be painful, embarrassing and at times hard to treat. We take a look at why the condition is often misdiagnosed and learn about the resources available to treat it with Calgary-based Dermatologist, Dr. Vimal Prajapati. Finally, it’s a tech

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11:26

Update on the Russia - Ukraine War

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2023/08/08

Russian President Vladimir Putin critic - and chief political rival Alexei Navalny was sentenced to another 19 years in prison for extremism. Joining us to discuss this and the latest on the war in Ukraine is Andrew Rasiulis - Fellow at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute and an expert in Eastern European affairs.

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7:56

Addressing Inequality in Corporate Canada

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2023/08/08

How can companies better foster equity and equality in their workplace? Joining us to discuss the challenges marginalized groups face in corporate Canada is Amal Masri - Founder of #FixTheBrokenRung.

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6:50

How AI could take over your job

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2023/08/08

The OECD predicts that 27% of jobs – many of them highly skilled – are at risk of being replaced by AI. Candy Ho, the CERIC's Board Chair talks more about who this could affect and how to stay up to date with your skills.

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25:51

Mayor Gondek on Housing Funds, Alberta's Drug Crisis,...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2023/08/04

This week, Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek, Edmonton’s mayor Sohi and the provincial government expressed their disappointment regarding the federal government’s funding decision on housing or lack thereof in this case. Mayor Gondek joined us to talk about housing, the verbal attack on a member of Calgary’s LGBTQ+ community and the end of the Commonwealth Games bid. The Alberta government is pushing ahead with a controversial plan to mandate drug rehab for some people suffering from drug addiction

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24:42

A.I. Hallucinations, Impact of an Aging Population,...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2023/08/03

Are chat-bots and artificial intelligence sources “lying to us” and just making things up? On the show this morning, we were joined by tech writer Marcel Gagne, who told us about the concept of “hallucinations” in this new world and the reliability of artificial intelligence. How will Canada's aging population impact our economic development and in turn, every single Canadian? Joining us to discuss the issue and the latest research from the Fraser Institute, was senior economist Jake Fuss. The

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6:04

Is Alberta Being Shortchanged on Federal Housing Money?

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2023/08/02

Premier Smith and both of Alberta’s big city mayors are “deeply disappointed” by the federal government’s lack of lack funding to address housing. Is Alberta being short changed? Joining us for further discussion on the issue of housing is Carolyn Whitzman - housing policy expert and adjunct professor at the University of Ottawa.

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28:54

Bill C-18 Impact, Promise of Small Modular Reactor...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2023/08/02

Meta is permanently ending access to Canadian news on its platforms including Facebook and Google in our country, in response to the Federal Government’s Bill C-18. Experts say marginalized communities will be impacted by a lack of reliable news the most. We had Andrea Gunraj, VP of Public Engagement at the Canadian Women’s Foundation on the show to explain the impact. Small Modular Reactor technology could help Canada reach its net-zero goals, and developing a partnership with our indigenous

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9:20

Addressing Veteran Homelessness

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2023/08/01

Veterans… the people that fight and stand for our country are in need of more support. We’ll hear from a graduate student that is calling on the Federal government to do more. Joining us is one of the students in that report, Alison Clement.

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25:40

Addressing Veteran Homelessness, BC Port Strike, and...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2023/08/01

Could last week’s federal government cabinet shuffle mean positive change for how Canadian veterans are looked after. That question, and getting support for vets facing homelessness, are the objectives of a new report, researched and written by a group of concerned McGill University grad students. We speak to one of them about the study’s findings. After nearly a month of negotiations, an agreement has been reached to finally end the costly BC ports labour dispute and strike. We’ll talk about the

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7:28

Calgary Fashion Brand SOWNSMITH combating human...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2023/07/31

Today's guest: Lisa Kwong, the founder of the Calgary-based fashion brand, SOWNSMITH.

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29:36

A new first of its kind drug, Alberta's default...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2023/07/31

Welcome to the MWSA Podcast for Monday July 31st! He’s on a mission to cure degenerative eye diseases and other issues afflicting our bodies. We had a fascinating conversation with drug developer and research professor at the School of Pharmacy at the University of Waterloo, Sachdev (Satch-dev) Sidhu (Sea-doo), who told us about the Canadian-based, and first drug of its kind that could treat incurable eye diseases. Alberta's default electricity rate is expected to soar in August to the highest its

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25:12

Another indictment for Trump and U.S. news,...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2023/07/28

WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR FRIDAY, JULY 28TH Earlier this week it was announced that Former President Donald Trump will face yet another indictment related to the January 6th insurrection. We get the latest on this and the other headlines making news south of the border with Jackson Proskow, Global News Washington Bureau Chief. Greta Gerwig, the Director of “The Barbie Movie” has been very open about her struggles living with ADHD. We discuss the prevalence ADHD in Canada and the resources

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27:04

Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek, Mental Health, and...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2023/07/27

We begin with our weekly conversation with Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek. This time out, the Mayor explains the city’s strategy moving ahead of growing new communities and at the same time addressing the issue of affordable housing. Music star Sinead O’Connor’s death has reopened discussions surrounding the importance of addressing mental health issues, which plagued O’Connor for the majority of her life. We discuss the resources available in the city and what we can do to help those around us

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21:10

Foreign Interference and the Prospect of a 4-Day Work...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2023/07/26

A retired RCMP officer has been charged with foreign interference. We get details on the investigation and its significance from Phil Gurski, former member of CSIS and President and CEO of “Borealis Threat and Risk Consulting”. The first-ever North American four-day work week pilot program has now concluded. We take a look at the results and the biggest ‘takeaways’ from the trial with Grace Tallon from the “Work Time Reduction Center of Excellence”.

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