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5/14/2008
THURSDAY, MAY 15TH
The city is cracking down on roadside signs. Which signs can get you a fine and which ones are exempt?
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5/13/2008
WEDNESDAY, MAY 14TH
Calgary MLA Dave Rodney has introduced a private member’s bill that could offer a fitness tax credit of up to $1500 per person annually for adults. He joins Bruce with the details this morning. A police officer was beaten unconscious by thugs in Edmonton, are there any precautions police can take to avoid similar acts of violence here? A new species of spider was named after Canadian icon Neil Young. What are the rules around naming a new species? And why did the biologist who discovered the spider name it after a music legend?
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5/12/2008
TUESDAY, MAY 13TH
The federal government announced some changes to RRSPs, H&R Block’s Cleo Hamel has the details.
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5/9/2008
MONDAY, MAY 12TH
Auditions will be held in Calgary today for So You Think You Can Dance Canada. Calgary native Sean Cheesman is one of the judges. He’s worked with some of the world’s top entertainers: Tina Turner, Michael Jackson, Britney Spears, Prince and many more and joins Bruce this morning.
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5/8/2008
FRIDAY, MAY 9TH
65% of Albertans polled backed the notion of a carbon tax on businesses and people based on the emissions they generate. Is it because they think everyone else is doing more polluting than they are?
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5/7/2008
THURSDAY, MAY 8TH
The Western Conference Final starts tonight with Detroit and Dallas, the Eastern Conference begins on Friday with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. NHL Insider Craig Button discusses his predictions for the Stanley Cup playoffs.
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