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Steve and Faiza chat about Prime Minister Mark Carney’s upcoming tour and Pierre Poilievre’s diplomatic trip to the United States.

The Calgary Public Library is facing backlash from many after it asked artists to apply for a new residency program, but only if their work used artificial intelligence. Rayn Rashid speaks with a local artists on the feedback from the art community.

According to the International Air Transport Association, the price of jet fuel has risen 58 per cent over the past week, and as Joel Mendelson reports, prices are expected to continue rising thanks to a new fuel surcharge on the horizon.

An independent panel’s recommendation of Calgary creating a municipally-controlled corporation to oversee water services has some on city council eyeing Enmax. Jillian Code reports.

A new report shows rents falling in Calgary and why it’s hundreds of dollars cheaper to rent here than in Halifax. Henna Saeed reports.

Tsuut’ina Nation is welcoming residents to new homes as one of the largest First Nation led developments in North America starts handing over keys to homeowners. Edward Djan has more.

The Alberta NDP is demanding the government change the law, so parents and the public receive more information, faster if there are abuse charges at a daycare. As Sean Amato reports, MLAs claim it took 82 days in one recent case.

The federal government is taking action on the heels of a string of recent attacks at synagogues across the G-T-A.  Xiaoli Li with the emergency funding being offered up and whether it will be enough to protect communities being targeted by hate.