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7/4/2008
MONDAY, JULY 7TH
Stampede is underway, is there an increase in petty crime at this time? It seems as though every week we’re hearing coffee is good for you or coffee is bad for you – this past week research said coffee can help prevent multiple sclerosis. What sort of entertainment is going on at the Stampede Grounds? Scene and Heard’s Susan Holzman joins Bruce. ...
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7/3/2008
FRIDAY, JULY 4TH
Bruce broadcasts live from the Calgary Police Association near the Stampede Parade staging area.
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7/2/2008
THURSDAY, JULY 3RD
The Calgary Stampeders take on the Edmonton Eskimos. QR77’s Greg Peterson joins Bruce. A truck full of millions of bees flipped while transporting bees from New Brunswick back home to Ontario. How much of this provincial bee lending is going on? Kevin Nixon, president of the Alberta Beekeepers Commission says Alberta sends bees to BC on a regular basis. The United States has escalated special, covert operations inside Iran. The Bush administration will send U.S. commandos to spy on the country’s nuclear facilities and undermine the Islamic republic’s government....
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6/30/2008
TUESDAY, JULY 1ST
Looking for something to do on Canada Day? Look no further, we’ll have the details on what’s going on around town to celebrate. In celebration of Canada Day, author Harry Black discusses Canadian scientists and inventors. How much do you know about Canada? Find out as Bruce asks Calgarians trivia on our country....
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6/27/2008
MONDAY, JUNE 30TH
As we head into summer, we head into bug bite and minor wound season. A recent study showed that 76 per cent of Canadians believe that airing out a cut or scrape will speed up the healing process, when according to health professionals this is not the best way to treat a wound. Canada’s obstetricians say the percentage of babies born by Cesarean section is at an all time high and continues to rise. Is this out of convenience and what are the risks involved in having a C-section? New legislation will go into effect on July 2nd that establishes parity between drug and alcohol impaired driving under the law. New booster seat laws take effect on Canada Day for BC and Newfoundland/Labrador. Quebec, Ontario, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick already has booster seat legislation in effect. Why doesn’t Alberta? And does it matter, Safe Kids Canada urges all remaining provinces to use booster seats when needed, regardless of where they live. ...
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6/27/2008
TUESDAY, JULY 1ST
HAPPY CANADA DAY! Looking for something to do on Canada Day? Look no further, we’ll have the details on what’s going on around town to celebrate. In celebration of Canada Day, author Harry Black discusses Canadian scientists and inventors....
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