February 1 – Lunches

On the day our country started implementing dollar-for-dollar retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods, the City of Calgary is warning the dispute between the two countries could add between 315 to 466 million dollars on existing contracts.

The fallout from a Calgary councillor claiming responsibility for leaked preliminary budget documents is continuing to defend his actions, saying ‘sometimes breaking rules is the right thing to do.’ Jillian Code reports.

The Canada Strong Pass, an incentive for Canadians to travel in our country, has come to an end, this as the U.S. and Canada are still embroiled in a trade war. Edward Djan has more.

With back to school now in full swing, it could mean grandparents playing a different role in routines with their grandkids. But let's face it grandparenting has evolved. Melanie talks to Kathy Buckworth about her new book on this topic.