Alberta at Noon
CBC Podcasts & Radio On-Demand
If you're talking about it, so are we on Alberta's only province-wide open line. From strong opinions, to thoughtful arguments, to stories worth repeating — you never know what you'll hear next.
Location:
Edmonton, AB
Networks:
CBC Podcasts & Radio On-Demand
Description:
If you're talking about it, so are we on Alberta's only province-wide open line. From strong opinions, to thoughtful arguments, to stories worth repeating — you never know what you'll hear next.
Twitter:
@AlbertaatNoon
Language:
English
Contact:
P.O. Box 555 Edmonton, Alberta T5J 2P4 866-468-4422
Website:
http://www.cbc.ca/albertaatnoon/
Email:
albertaatnoon@cbc.ca
Episodes
Photo radars: cash cow or safety tool?
12/4/2024
Have you received a speeding ticket in the mail? Did it make any difference to how fast you drove after that? The provincial government says photo radar is largely a cash cow, and soon, largely gone
Duration:00:52:49
Your questions about power rates
12/3/2024
Are you paying a fixed or floating rate for electricity? Do you have no idea and just pay the bill? We answer your questions about how Alberta's power market works, and what changes are coming in the new year.
Duration:00:52:48
Fighting against the emissions cap
12/2/2024
That federal emissions cap is a non starter for the provincial government. It plans to enact legislation to essentially block the impact of the regulations. We take a look at the substance and the politics, and your take on these ongoing battles with Ottawa.
Duration:00:52:50
Moving to Alberta
11/29/2024
Alberta's booming population is expected to slow down and take a breather in the new year. We explore what that could mean for our province and we ask what moving to Alberta has meant for you.
Duration:00:52:49
Tariffs on Canadian exports
11/28/2024
U.S. President elect, Donald Trump posted about a day one priority: impose a 25 percent tariff on all Canadian and Mexican imports into the U.S. because of border security issues at both borders. What does that mean for Alberta and our number one export?
Duration:00:52:48
How you use social media
11/27/2024
Do you have a virtual town square? A place where you go to exchange ideas, opinions or stories? How do you use social media, or do you avoid it like the plague?
Duration:00:52:48
The cost of owning a pet
11/26/2024
There is real heartbreak when a loving pet owner has to make a decision to surrender their pet. With housing challenges, vet bills and food, pet ownership isn't always easy nor cheap. It leads some to surrendering their pets. How are you coping with the challenges of pet ownership?
Duration:00:52:48
Changes in auto insurance
11/25/2024
Albertans pay among the highest premiums in Canada for auto insurance. The province unveiled a plan to change that, but the payoff could be more than 2 years away. How confident are you with the strategy.
Duration:00:52:48
A break from GST
11/22/2024
The federal government will stop collecting the GST on some items for a couple of months, starting December 14. In the spring they're going to send 250 dollars to most working Canadians. Will that make a difference to you with the cost of living?
Duration:00:52:48
Living with a concussion
11/21/2024
Concussions can happen to anyone. Hundreds of thousands of Canadians get concussions every year. Some don't fully recover. Why is that and how can we do better?
Duration:00:52:49
AIMCo under new management
11/20/2024
How are you feeling about where AIMCo is heading?
Duration:00:52:49
Is home ownership attainable?
11/19/2024
Is the home ownership dream alive for you? Housing starts are up 34 percent in Alberta but the cost of housing, for buyers and renters, remains a struggle for many. Are you or your kids giving up?
Duration:00:52:48
What does a low dollar mean?
11/18/2024
The loonie isn't flying high. In fact it's testing a new low - hitting its lowest in almost 5 years. Where is it headed? What will it mean for you, for travel, for business, for inflation?
Duration:00:52:48
The musician you can't get enough of
11/15/2024
The Swifties inspired us today. They pay big bucks and travel thousands of kilometres just to see Taylor Swift. Is there a musician or performer you love that much? A band who you think is the best?
Duration:00:52:49
A looming Canada Post strike
11/14/2024
How concerned are you about the possible work stoppage at Canada Post. If the labour dispute can't be resolved, what would that mean for you? What does the future look like for Canada Post?
Duration:00:26:24
What are you prepared to pay to combat climate change?
11/13/2024
The lion's share of emissions reductions will need to happen in the next 6 years to hit the 2030 target, according to Canada's Environment commissioner. Are Canadians prepared to do what's necessary to get it done? Are you?
Duration:00:52:48
The job search in Alberta
11/12/2024
Alberta's unemployment rate remains higher than the Canadian average, and compared to a year ago, it's up 1.4 percentage points. Why is the job market tougher here than most other provinces?
Duration:00:52:49
Who are you remembering on Remembrance Day?
11/11/2024
Who are you thinking of this Remembrance Day? We hear from someone who's collected around 2 thousand stories from veterans and also the founder of "No Stone Left Alone", dedicated to honouring and remembering Canada's veterans.
Duration:00:52:48
The rising cost of groceries
11/8/2024
As the cost of food keeps going up, does it feel like you can afford your groceries?
Duration:00:52:48
Your decision to have children
11/7/2024
We know fertility rates are down. Fewer of us are choosing to have children. Is it career, lifestyle, cost of living or something else? How did you decide when or if to have kids?
Duration:00:52:50