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If you're talking about it, so is Kathleen Petty on Alberta's only province-wide open line. From strong opinions, to thoughtful arguments, to stories worth repeating β€” you never know what you'll hear next.

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Premier Danielle Smith is tabling a new pipeline from Alberta to the BC coast, calling it a one in a generation type project, despite vocal pushback from many across British Columbia. Will it be a pipeline or a pipe dream?

Last year nearly 200,000 Albertans left emergency without seeing a doctor, or against medical advice. Have you ever left the ER? What made you decide to leave before receiving treatment?

Barring an 11th hour deal, teachers will be on strike Monday. How do you feel about this? What will you do with your kids? Do you want teachers to pause the job action, and try to negotiate a deal?

Autism has been in the news because of Donald Trump's unproven claims. We dig into what research does say about autism and hear your calls on what you need other people to know based on your experience.

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Amy Janswood
Assistant professor in the School of Political Science at McGill University, author of a forthcoming book titled Mega Pipelines, Mega Resistance.
McGill University
Episode: Do you want a new pipeline built?
Stephen Padgett
Assistant professor in the Haskane School of Business at the University of Calgary, former pipeline analyst.
University of Calgary
Episode: Do you want a new pipeline built?
Nicholas Peroti
Medical student diagnosed with autism at age six
University of Alberta
Episode: What you should know about autism
Dr. Lani Wagenbaum
Developmental pediatrician and professor of pediatrics at the University of Alberta
University of Alberta
Episode: What you should know about autism
Dr. Martin Gauthier
Calgary pediatrician
Calgary Health Region
Episode: What you should know about autism
Deepa Singhal
Scientific Director of the Autism Alliance of Canada
Autism Alliance of Canada
Episode: What you should know about autism
Ian Lee
Associate Professor of Strategy and Public Policy at the Sprott School of Business, Carleton University
Carleton University
Episode: Canada Post on strike
Christian Cook
Professor of human resources at Mount Royal University
Mount Royal University
Episode: How relevant are grades nowadays?
Jennifer Keeler
CBC reporter who covered Evan Ray's story
CBC
Episode: How relevant are grades nowadays?

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Kathleen Petty
Host of a call-in show covering a variety of topics relevant to Albertans, facilitating discussions between experts and listeners.

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4.1 out of 5 stars from 60 ratings
  • Very knowledgeable Guests

    Guests are very articulate and knowledgeable, I gasp when they are cut off for a commercial etc..

    please allow guests with info to carry on with apologies from a listener to the other guest

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    0051macado
    Canada6 months ago
  • Alberta at Noon

    My Favourite Radio - Thank you πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦

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    Bill 1106
    Canada9 months ago
  • Daniel Smith

    Your show is not helping 99% of families who do not want their child indoctrination by the LGBTQ+ and counting into an ideology that thinks they can infiltrate a family and decide for you the parents what kind of sex and gender your child will be for the rest of their life. The doctors, psychologists, and people who make money on the emotions of children will never change their position. It’s wrong to tell a 5 yr old in kindergarten that the doctor made a mistake at birth and that they are neith... more

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    smileuroncc
    Canada2 years ago
  • Alberta at Noon

    Always insightful & balanced - Thank you πŸ’™

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    Bill 1106
    Canada2 years ago
  • Alberta at Noon

    Great Show & a Frequent Listener !

    Apple Podcasts
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    Bill 1106
    Canada2 years ago

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The format encourages engagement, with many listeners valuing the interactive nature that allows them to participate in meaningful conversations around pressing issues.
Some feel that the podcast effectively represents diverse perspectives, although not all agree with the viewpoints shared, leading to a balanced yet sometimes contentious dialogue.
Listeners appreciate the knowledgeable guests and insightful discussions on current events, expressing gratitude for the show's contribution to understanding Alberta better.

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Do you want a new pipeline built?
Q: James, do you think it's a good idea to go forward with this project?
James expressed support for the pipeline, arguing that more capacity would benefit Alberta and that resistance often stems from political posturing rather than actual objections to development.
Do you want a new pipeline built?
Q: Amy, what did your research show about the lack of funding for a project like this?
Amy's research discussed historical resistance to pipelines due to changing market economics and regulatory challenges, particularly in British Columbia, indicating that significant Indigenous-led opposition is a major factor in project viability.
Do you want a new pipeline built?
Q: Stephen, is there a reason why we have not seen any private money come forward to build a new oil pipeline here?
Stephen explained that uncertainty around government policies and approvals deters private investment in pipeline projects, as seen with past projects like TransMountain, which was only built with government backing.
Flying with a disability
Q: Do you think the airlines are getting better?
Walkus confirms that while improvements are noted, airlines are still playing catch-up after losing experienced staff during the pandemic, impacting consistency in service.
Flying with a disability
Q: What's it like for you to fly these days?
Walkus emphasizes that experiences depend on the training of staff they encounter, and some experiences can be nightmarish without proper training.

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This podcast features dynamic discussions on a wide array of topics pertinent to the people of Alberta, ranging from local gardening tips to deep political conversations about independence and governance. The episodes often include expert guests who share insights on relevant issues such as public health, environmental challenges, and community engagement, fostering an inclusive dialogue among listeners. Unique aspects include a live call-in format that allows audience interactions, creating a multifaceted approach to storytelling and information sharing.

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Recent guests on Alberta at Noon include:

1. Amy Janswood
2. Stephen Padgett
3. Nicholas Peroti
4. Dr. Lani Wagenbaum
5. Dr. Martin Gauthier
6. Deepa Singhal
7. Ian Lee
8. Christian Cook

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