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9:14

What should you get the gear-head in your life for...

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2017/12/11

Are you wondering what to buy your favourite gear-head forChristmas? Our Motor Monday expert, Brian Turner, Automotive Columnist at Post Media and driving.ca, has some ideas.

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6:07

Al Franken- stepping down "in the coming weeks"

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2017/12/08

Senator Al Franken announced he will be stepping down "in the coming weeks" amid sexual misconduct allegations. David Schultz, Professor of Political Science at Hamline University, joins the show to chat about this further.

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5:17

Is the province supporting our Olympic Bid?

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2017/12/08

The Deputy Premier and Alberta Culture and Tourism Minister say they're going to the 2018 Winter Olympics… but does this mean the province is supporting Calgary's Olympic Bid? Global News Reporter Aurelio Perri has more.

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4:43

Kinder Morgan wins appeal

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2017/12/08

Kinder Morgan has just won the appeal over Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. We get a follow-up from Dr. Kent Fellows, Research Associate with the School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary.

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9:53

Do you e-card?

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2017/12/07

It's time to send out you holiday cards. Are e-cards still popular? Should they be? Angela is joined by Lesley-Anne Scorgie with www.MeVest.ca

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15:27

Public Art and Creative Canada

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2017/12/06

Why is Creative Canada not getting the recognition it deserves? Dr. Patrick Finn, Associate Professor in the School of Creative and Performing Arts, and Computational Media Design at The University of Calgary joins Angela Kokott on Calgary Today. Further reading here.

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6:08

Update: Ventura County Fires

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2017/12/05

A fast-moving, wind-fueled wildfire swept into Ventura County early this morning. It burned 45,500 acres, destroying homes and forcing 27,000 people to evacuate. Ashlee Mullany, US Correspondent for 7 News Sydney, is live from the area.

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16:48

Canada- China Trade

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2017/12/05

Trudeau says Canada will continue to work toward the goal of starting formal trade negotiations with China despite continued differences over a number of significant issues. The next guest weighs in on why he believes there won’t be a ‘progressive’ Canada-China trade deal. Angela is joined by Charles Burton, Professor of Political Science at Brock University, former Canadian diplomat to China.

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6:56

Making Election Fairer

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2017/12/04

Making elections fairer, more accessible. Today Christina Gray, Minister Responsible for Democratic Renewal, provided details about An Act to Strengthen and Protect Democracy in the province. Global News Edmonton reporter Tom Vernon has all the details.

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11:31

How to react to a racist incident

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2017/12/04

How should we act when we witness a racist incident? Alexandre Da Costa, an assistant professor at the University of Alberta, joins Angela Kokott to discuss.

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4:50

Kensington Manor update

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2017/12/01

Cristina Vallejo, a resident of Kensington Manor joins Angela with the latest on the situation at the building. Some of the tenants are trying to get in touch with more people from the building to hold a meeting this weekend and will possibly take further action; for more information: Twitter: @RAM_Alberta Facebook: Renters Action Movement - Calgary Phone number: +1 (403) 803-6911

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14:47

Justin Trudeau's LGBTQ2 apology: is it enough?

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2017/11/29

The LGBTQ2 apology was a good start, but is it enough? John Paul Catungal, a professor in the Social Justice Institute at the University of British Columbia joins Angela Kokott to discuss.

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24:03

Workplace Safety

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2017/11/29

Starting the conversation around workplace safety in light of the recent changes made by the government. Does the economy tie into workplace safety? What do companies need to do to ensure workplace safety? Bob Montgomery, ex-RCMP turned safety professional, joins Angela Kokott on Calgary Today.

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7:48

Have you joined the 'Instant Pot' craze?

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2017/11/28

Instant Pot appears to be one of the hottest holiday gifts this year... judging by how many stores are sold out. What makes the Instant Pot so special? Greta Podleski, Author of five # 1 Bestselling cookbooks, including her latest one, “Yum & Yummer", joins Angela Kokott on Calgary Today.

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38:04

Driving with cannabis: what will/should be legal?

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2017/11/28

Driving under the influence of marijuana: What will the rules and regulations be and what SHOULD they be? Angela Kokott chats with Paul Armentano, Deputy Director of NORML, the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, and also serves as a faculty member at Oaksterdam University.

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19:50

Why are we SO upset when our team loses?

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2017/11/27

The psychology of sports fans. Why do they get SO upset when their teams loses? After yesterday's Grey Cup loss, Angela Kokott chats with Susan Whitnourne, Emeritus professor of psychology at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and takes your calls and texts.

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16:27

Plastic in our streams, rivers and oceans.

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2017/11/27

Plastic never goes away! Even though it breaks down so small that we can't see it... a significant amount ends up in our streams, rivers and oceans each year. Sean Brilliant – Senior Conservation Biologist with the Canadian Wildlife Federation joins Angela Kokott on Calgary Today.

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12:44

We are ready for the Grey Cup!

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2017/11/23

Stamps Fans are ready.... Calgary is ready... The Stamps play in the Grey Cup this weekend. Part 1: Scott Fisher, former Stampeders beat reporter, shares some Stamps/ Grey Cup history Part 2: SandyDubyk, Spokesperson with the Calgary Grey Cup Committee, is currently at the Ottawa Airport awaiting the Calgary Stampede Royalty and the Calgary Stampede Indian Princess. What is the atmosphere like in Ottawa leading up to the Grey Cup? Part 3: Willow Kay, Stamps Outrider for the past 7 years, in on

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6:03

Have you been scammed by the CRA?

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2017/11/22

Jarrod had a voicemail yesterday which was clearly a CRA scam! The message was a robocall saying that it was the Canada Revenue Agency and that there was a lawsuit being registered under his name. In conclusion it said to please call the number or an arrest warrant will be issued under your name. What do you do to stay protected? Detective Katherine Davidson with the CPS Crimes Unit, breaks things down!

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7:12

Peter Demong on Olympic Bid

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2017/11/21

Council voted to keep the city’s Olympic dreams alive yesterday! Peter Demong, ward 14 councillor, was one of only 4 councillors who voted against putting more money into a bid exploration.

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