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5 天前

Separation anxiety: Will Saskatchewan follow Alberta's lead?

It's Canada Day - a celebration of our nationhood. But as parades, barbecues, and concerts take place in provinces and territories across the country... there's talk out west about separation - and that feeling is spreading. As Alberta gears up for a referendum on separation this fall, we head to Saskatchewan, where a similar, though much smaller movement is afloat. The Saskatchewan Prosperity Project wants that province to be an independent country. This week, Loren taps into what's happening there.

5 天前

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21 分鐘
6月10日

Could corner stores make a comeback in Calgary?

Corner stores have been slowly disappearing from Calgary neighbourhoods... but, thanks to changing community expectations, and an update to YYC development rules, there's potential for a comeback. This week, Loren chats with CBC Calgary journalist Helen Pike, who's been talking to retailers, developers, and the City of Calgary on what's happening. For more on the history and the future of corner stores in Calgary, check out Helen's YouTube story and CBC web story.

6月10日

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18 分鐘
6月24日

Turn it down, Cowtown! Here's what happened with the Stampede noise spat

Call it a decibel showdown. Things came to a head this week over late-night concert noise during the upcoming Calgary Stampede. An urgent debate was held at City Hall, and even Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre weighed in. In this episode, Loren takes you through the twists and turns of this fast-moving story, and what downtown Calgary residents -- and Stampede revellers -- can expect at the Cowboys Tent this year.

6月24日

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14 分鐘
6月25日

Here's what Vancouver condo developers think of a new affordable housing scheme

Critics say a new plan for the province and federal governments to work together to acquire and convert empty condos amounts to nothing more than a bailout for developers. In this episode, we ask developers what they think. And B.C.'s Housing Minister Christine Boyle defends the plan.

6月25日

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26 分鐘
5月27日

Why Calgary has so many missing sidewalks

Calgary has more than 40 kilometres of missing sidewalks! How did that happen? And what's the city doing to fix it? This week, Loren talks to Jen Malzer, City of Calgary Leader of Community Projects, about how they're working to add those missing links, and the challenges of retrofitting streets with sidewalks decades later. Plus, we visit spots with new sidewalks, to see what pedestrians think.

5月27日

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20 分鐘
1月14日

Is Calgary better than we think at preserving our history?

It’s easy to focus on what’s been torn down, but what about what’s been saved? This episode explores Calgary’s approach to preserving historic buildings through adaptive reuse. We also preview a new project that could transform two downtown heritage buildings, the historic Fire Hall No. 1 and the North-West Travellers Building. Curious what options exist for the downtown Hudson's Bay Building? Listen to that episode here.

1月14日

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19 分鐘
6月18日

Reckoning with police racism allegations in Montréal-Nord

Sixteen police officers from Station 39 in Montréal-Nord are facing an internal investigation following allegations of racist, violent and hateful acts against Black and Arab people. Community organizations and some Quebec politicians are calling for an independent inquiry, while others say the solutions to racism and police brutality are already known and should be implemented more quickly. In this episode we’ll hear from three Montrealers who are calling for a broader political reckoning with systemic racism and the role of police in Quebec. You can also hear an interview with SPVM chief Fady Dagher on CBC Daybreak here and find more CBC coverage on this issue here.

6月18日

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45 分鐘
6月18日

Why is it so hard to regulate e-scooters?

More data released this month shows a growing number of young people going to the hospital because of e-scooter injuries. But why has the government been studying the issue for four years without making any permanent laws?

6月18日

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22 分鐘
6月17日

Brace yourselves, Calgary! It's hail season

Guess what Calgary finds itself right plunk in the middle of? Hail Alley - an area of central and southern Alberta that’s well known for producing hail storms. And some parts of the city are more prone to hail than others. This week, Loren talks to Calgarians who’ve experienced the damaging effects of hail on their homes and community, as well as an insurance expert on the financial impacts of hail damage - for everyone.

6月17日

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20 分鐘
4月8日

What makes Chicken on the Way so Calgary famous?

What makes Chicken on the Way such an institution in Calgary? This is Calgary host Jenny Howe wanted to find out more about the restaurant, which has been part of Calgary's food scene since 1958, and is still owned by the same family! In this episode, Jenny talks history with owner Russ Dunn, makes legendary corn fritters with manager Haley Andela, and hears why some customers have been eating here since the '70s.

4月8日

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21 分鐘

Diving into the essential, random, and occasionally infuriating issues and quirks that make the place you live, home.