The Eyeopener
with David Gray
& Angela Knight
Calgary Eyeopener Highlights
Friday May 17, 2013
Calgary's 311 Beat Poetry
If you missed it: here's our poetic interpretation of Calgary's 311 complaints.
Written by @eggbeck. Illustration by @calgaryhester. Performance by the CBC's Tim Tamashiro.
Written by @eggbeck. Illustration by @calgaryhester. Performance by the CBC's Tim Tamashiro.
Categories: Past Episodes
Thursday May 16, 2013
Flouride
Calgary pediatric dentist Dr. Sarah Hulland tells us about what she's seen since the city stopped adding flouride to the water supply two years ago.
Categories: Past Episodes
Thursday May 16, 2013
Paul Mcloughlin
Our Eye on the Legislature Paul Mcloughlin discusses the results of the B.C. election in his weekly look at politics.
Categories: Business, Columnists, Past Episodes
Thursday May 16, 2013
Humanitarian crisis in Sudan
Mukesh Kaplia was one of the first people to warn the world about the unfolding crisis in Sudan. He has recently returned from Sudan where a new humanitarian disaster is happening.
Categories: Past Episodes
Thursday May 16, 2013
Professor re-instated
The Eyeopener's David Gray talk with ACAD professor Gord Ferguson about his dismissal and subsequent re-instatement.
Categories: Past Episodes
Wednesday May 15, 2013
Reducing poverty in Calgary
The co-chair of the Calgary Poverty Reduction Initiative tells us about a new report on poverty in Calgary.
Categories: Past Episodes
Wednesday May 15, 2013
Bug-appetit
A UN study released this week says people should get creative with meal time and start cooking bugs.
Categories: Past Episodes
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