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In today’s Paikin on Politics, Steve Paikin and Faiza Amin discuss Prime Minister Mark Carney’s strategic travel plans to Norway and the UK, and what it’ll mean for Canada’s international relations.

Alberta emergency room doctors say the health care system is still in crisis – as the province announces a 200-million-dollar investment in social senior housing that could help clear hospital backlogs.

Some experts are warning as the conflict in Iran continues, it could mean consumers shelling out hundreds of dollars more at the checkout for food. Edward Djan has more.

A first-of-its kind event is taking place on Stampede Park this weekend as Sumo Fest comes to the city, bringing world-champion wrestlers to Calgary. Jillian Code chats with wrestler Ramy ahead of the event.

The first week of water restrictions in the city of Calgary is going well, according to city officials who say construction is right on schedule. Jillian Code reports.

Starting Friday, not buckling up or failing to secure kids in the car could come with a bigger fine in Alberta. Henna Saeed reports.

Calgarians react to the newly confirmed pilot project to raise the speed limits of divided, rural highways in Alberta. The testing period is expected to begin in April, and run for approximately six months. Joel Mendelson reports.

Tel Aviv says Hezbollah launched its biggest attack against Israel, prompting the Israeli military to prepare to expand its operation in Lebanon.