It's a snowy, frosty Christmas Eve out there. If your holiday plans include curling up on the couch with some festive food and turning on the TV, we'll help you find the perfect holiday binge-worthy option.

Christmas is almost here. Are you making room in your house for all of those presents on the way? Brian Lehman joins to figure out if your old stuff may be more valuable than you think.

On today's show, we hear your unforgettable family Christmas recipes - the best AND the worst.

We are live at The Ampersand in downtown Calgary with a special holiday edition of Alberta at Noon. In exchange for your holiday traditions, the Canadian folk-Americana duo Scarlett Butler, will play you a song

With age comes wisdom we're told, but with it also comes certain health challenges. For women it includes menopause of course, but there is so, so much more. What are your questions related to menopause and women's health, mid-life?

The holidays are an emotional time for many - especially for those dealing with a serious illness or end of life and the grief that comes with it. Today, the difficult challenges of navigating any or all of this.

Our elected representatives have wrapped up for the season. Today we assess what our MPs and MLA's have accomplished on our behalf during the fall sitting of the legislature.

Shortbread, fruitcake, mince meat pies - we're talking baking for the holiday season. Today we hear baking stories and tips from you and our guest, the ATCO Blue Flame Kitchen head pastry chef.

Food bank use is at record highs. Meant as a temporary response to people going hungry, it's now a permanent solution. Is there a better solution?

Tis the season to be jolly - and to be careful, very careful. We are being targeted by scams all year round - but they can really ramp up during the holidays. Have you been a target?

Roughly 65 percent of Canadians are classified as obese or overweight. Are drugs like Ozempic an essential tool in helping Canadians manage their weight? What are your questions about drugs for battling obesity?

Snow, ice and bad drivers. It's a dicey combination. Now that the snow has arrived and is settling in for the long haul - what are your winter driving pet peeves?

Recalls - referendums - it all eventually leads to voting. Does an early election also make sense? Are Albertans keen to cast a ballot in 2026? 

Flying just isn't what it used to be. Cramped leg room - a la carte everything. Luggage fees, food fees, flight delays, long security lines - but it's fast. Is it worth it?

A new poll by the Angus Reid Institute found many Canadians are using artificial intelligence daily. Are you worried about the consequences of AI or embracing its possibilities?

Alberta remains on track for a substantial deficit. However, the province is likely to lead the country in economic growth. Still the finance minister says tough budgeting decisions are ahead. Are we living beyond our means?

Albertans might live in a province with a relatively strong economy but they are also falling behind. We have the highest credit delinquency rate in Canada. How are you managing the cost of living - how are your kids managing it? 

It's a deal, but a lot more work is left to do. Alberta and Ottawa have finalized their grand bargain on pipelines and emissions reductions, but perhaps that was the easy part. We explore what it all might mean.

Today we're talking about lost and found items like special jewelry, a favourite hat or a child's toy. We hear your stories about what's been lost, if you found it, and how it felt if someone returned that special item?

Flu, covid, pneumonia, shingles, RSV, measles - the number of vaccines available is big. How do you decide which ones to get?