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New Condominium Rules
We can now have our say on new condominium rules. Your input will help guide fair laws that protect condo owners. Angela is joined by Minister of Service Alberta, Stephanie McLean.
Nutrition- Am I hungry? Or...
It is often hard to tell if you're actually hungry or just thirsty or full. Andrea Holwegner, the chocoholic nutritionist, Registered Dietitian with Health Standard Nutrition, teaches us how to sort out this hunger confusion.
Lyme Disease
The number of Lyme disease cases has increased drastically in the past five years. Dr. Marc Ouellette, scientific director of CIHR’s Institute of Infection and Immunity, chats about research that will soon be undertaken on Lyme disease.
MRU Changemaker Campus
Today, Mount Royal University was named Alberta's first "Changemaker Campus". Angela Kokott is joined by Jill Andres, Changemaker-In-Residence at Mount Royal University's Institute For Community Prosperity, to chat about this recognition.
UCP- Unification Vote
The United Conservative Party is official. The Wildrose party members voted overwhelmingly to unite with the Progressive Conservatives over the weekend. Angela Kokott is joined by Lori Williams, Associate professor of Political Science at Mount Royal University, to chat about the UCP.
Copeman Health- Gluten-free diets
Are gluten-free diets actually healthier or is it just the latest dieting trend based on myths? Today we’re separating fact from fad with Registered Dietitian, Natalie Siu-Mitton, to discuss all things gluten.
Terry Pedwell on Julie Payette
Terry Pedwell, Reporter for the Canadian Press, has updates on the recent controversy around Julie Payette from Ottawa.
Mayor Nenshi in studio to answer calls and texts
What is happening in Calgary today? Angela Kokott is joined by Mayor Naheed Nenshi to chat about today's municipal concerns.
Popular debate: Smartphones and young kids
Although banning smartphones for children appears to be well-meaning and supportive of healthy childhood development. Nicholas Bowman, Associate Professor of Communication Studies, West Virginia University, has a bit of a different view.
Enhanced security measures
Airline passengers travelling from Canada to the United States will now be facing new "enhanced security measures". Is this a waste of time? Angela is joined by Daniel Wagner, U.S. security consultant and Managing Director of Risk Cooperative, to learn more.