Alberta at Noon

Host Andrew Brown discusses the sharp rise in Alberta gas prices following the recent fuel tax suspension, featuring insights from GasBuddy analyst…

Host Andrew Brown examines questions eight and nine of Alberta’s upcoming referendum with legal experts Gerard Kennedy and Jeffrey Sigalett.

This episode examines the federal government's designation of the new Pacific Link pipeline as being in the national interest, a move that fast-tracks its approval and construction.

Host Andrew Brown and Birds Canada expert Jody Allaare discuss fall migration in Alberta, covering topics like snow geese, common ravens, and white-faced ibis.

Host Andrew Brown and guest Graham Thompson analyze Alberta's upcoming referendum question on abolishing the federal Senate.

Host Andrew Brown and sociologist Lisa Strahinein discuss Canada’s all-time low fertility rate of 1.

Host Andrew Brown discusses new Janet Brown Opinion Research polling showing a decline in support for Alberta separation and a popularity surge for Liberal PM Mark Carney over Premier Danielle Smith.

Host Andrew Brown and urban planning professor Neil Lamontagne discuss the Alberta government’s proposed amendments to the Traffic Safety Act regarding e-scooters and e-bikes.

This episode of Alberta at Noon examines Question Six of the upcoming provincial referendum, which asks if Alberta should pursue a constitutional…

Host Andrew Brown and guest Sydney Paulson discuss home renovation projects, sharing listener stories about DIY triumphs and failures.

Host Andrew Brown discusses a University of Calgary report on the economic costs of Alberta separating from Canada with lead author Tim Sargent.

Hosted by Andrew Brown, this episode of *Alberta at Noon* explores the concept of "metaphorical dumpster fires" in personal lives, sparked by a real landfill fire in Calgary.

This episode of Alberta at Noon explores life insurance with experts Martin Halleck and Andrew Oster, discussing who needs coverage and the differences between term and permanent policies.

This episode of Alberta at Noon examines the five immigration questions on the upcoming Alberta referendum ballot.

Host Andrew Brown and guest Francis Sims discuss the rapid advancement of AI, focusing on recent warnings from Anthropic researchers about existential risks and the concept of "misalignment.

Host Andrew Brown explores how Albertans find purpose and fulfillment after their working lives end.

Abacus Data reveals that 63% of Albertans have discussed the separation referendum with family, though 23% report relationship tension.

Host Andrew Brown and guest horticulturist Jim Hull discuss strategies for extending the growing season into fall and winter, focusing on greenhouses and protective structures.

Host Andrew Brown interviews Alberta Education Minister Demetrios Nikolaitis about the new school year, discussing the rollout of 566 "complexity teams" and the hiring of over 2,000 new teachers.

This episode examines the crisis of orphan oil and gas wells in Alberta, focusing on a new lawsuit by landowners who argue the Energy Regulator is undercharging the industry.

Host Andrew Brown discusses the cancellation of international school trips in Edmonton and the value of youth travel with guests Tamara Elliott and Rosita Dressler.

Host Andrew Brown joins master arborist Gerard Fournier to discuss fall tree care, including why autumn planting promotes root growth and how to manage Dutch elm disease in Edmonton.

Host Andrew Brown discusses Alberta’s new dual-practice healthcare model, which allows surgeons to operate in both public and private systems for elective procedures.

Host Jenny Howe and guests discuss Canada’s best sandwiches, featuring insights from Globe and Mail editor Jacob Duay on a national reader poll.

Journalist Karen Van Kampen joins Alberta at Noon to discuss her book, The Brain Never Sleeps, exploring the science behind recurring dreams.

Host Sue DL and horticulturalist Joanna Tudi answer listener gardening questions on CBC’s Alberta at Noon.

Host Jenny Howe discusses the impact of U.

Host Jenny Howe and guest Stacy Yanchechuk, CEO of Money Mentors, discuss the rising costs of back-to-school supplies in Alberta.

Host Jenny Howe and guest Eric Alper discuss which musical acts listeners wish they could see live one more time, sparked by a CBC encore of the Tragically Hip’s final concert.

Host Ted Henley and guest Will Ferguson discuss unusual jobs, sharing stories of working as a gum taster and tour guide.