alberta@noon from CBC Radio (Highlights)
Summary: If you're talking about it, so is Judy Aldous on Alberta's only province wide open line. Smart, approachable, fair - Judy will give you a chance to have your say on the hot topics of the day. From strong opinions, to thoughtful arguments, to stories worth repeating - you never know what you'll hear next. Contact us at 1-866-468-4422, albertaatnoon@cbc.ca, or @albertaatnoon
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Podcasts:
The cast of the legendary Canadian sketch comedy program SCTV will reunite in Toronto this weekend. What are your memories of the show - and what do you remember from the show's time in Edmonton?
A video of a woman making racist comments in a Lethbridge restaurant has gone viral. She has since apologized for what she said, but the apology was not enough for her employer - she was fired. Today we ask if that's the outcome you want to see in a situation like this.
How should Canada respond to an influx of asylum seekers?
Can you learn how to be an entrepreneur, or is a skill you have to be born with? We talk to two Alberta small business owners about the challenges of their work.
Today on Alberta@Noon - memories of your favourite bicycle.
We take your calls on this past weekend's United Conservative Party convention in Red Deer.
How do you use crowdfunding websites like GoFundMe and Kickstarter?
What are your favourite odd food combinations?
We discuss the results of a CBC poll looking at how people are feeling about their province.
What will more government-subsidized daycare in Alberta mean for you?
What are your thoughts on the University of Alberta's decision to award David Suzuki an honourary degree?
What does geek culture mean to you, and why do you think it's become so popular? Guests Sam Maggs and Lindsay Thomas join us to take your calls.
Could you live with less plastic in your life?
How can you stop normal conversations from turning into fights? Relationship expert April Byers joins us in studio.
We take your calls on trial delays in Canada's criminal justice system.
