LiveWired in Calgary is a monthly connection to your community. News, interviews and upcoming events captured in a 30-minute spoken word program.
In this episode, host Darren Krause takes you through some of the debate on the 2022 Calgary budget.
This month host Darren Krause takes on a couple hot button topics: post-COVID-19 school re-entry, mandatory face masks and he also goes over potential changes to four SW Calgary bus routes.
In this month’s episode host Darren Krause hits a couple hot button issues - Conversion Therapy and the Green Line. Also this month, he looks at the CBE review and the latest on Calgary coronavirus relaunch.
The situation around COVID-19 is changing by the hour. In this month’s show, host Darren Krause shines the light on some of the community members that have stood out during this pandemic event, and what people are doing to help. Plus, some of the latest on the supports that are available.
Heavy Armoured Combat? It's a thing in Calgary and host Darren Krause talks with Richard Manns about its growth in the city. He also chats with Laura Istead of Two Wheel View about their youth social outreach done through bikes, and the latest on the Coun. Joe Magliocca expense situation.
In this episode of LiveWired in Calgary, the first of 2020, host Darren Krause, editor at livewirecalgary.com, examines the status of Calgary's north phase of the Green Line in conversation with councillor Jyoti Gondek, he talks with Beltline Neighbourhoods Association president Peter Oliver about safe consumption sites and he looks at business tax relief in Calgary and post secondary funding changes.
Episode 17 In this episode, the final one for 2019, host Darren Krause talks about a recent report on the city's e-scooter pilot project and he talks to Asif Kurji with the City of Calgary about the launch of MAX Yellow bus rapid transit in SW Calgary. Darren also chats with Edmonton sportswriter and broadcaster Jason Gregor on the Edmonton Oilers dwindling attendance and what Calgary can learn from it with their new arena. In the final segment, Coun. Jeff Davison answers questions on recent contrast in his comments on the need for public consultation on the arena and Green Line LRT projects.
This month, host Darren Krause talks with Coun. Druh Farrell about community advocate, Cheri Macaulay, and breaks down some of the breakdown at Calgary city hall.
In this month's show, host Darren Krause talks federal election fall out and provides insight into Ontario voter decisions. He shares the story of Cameron Graham and Ohana Community Cafe and provides a quick update - and take - on the city's examination of slower residential speed limits.
In this month's show, LiveWire Calgary editor Darren Krause talks with Calgary photographer Ben Laird about his I Love... sticker campaign. He hits on Calgary's needs in the upcoming federal election and then finishes up with a city council decorum clip you don't want to miss!
In this month's episode, host Darren Krause talks about a new multi-art installation along Calgary's RiverWalk, the push for an extension to the cycle track on 5 Street SW and he sat down with CTV meteorologist David Spence, who just celebrated 40 years in broadcasting. They talk about the change in weather forecasting over the past four decades.
This month, host Darren Krause digs into some of the Calgary city hall budget cuts, we talk Green Line with Calgary Transportation GM Michael Thompson and look at Alberta politics with MRU associate professor, Lori Williams.
In this month's show, host Darren Krause covers a lot of ground, including the opening of Alberta's legislative session with the United Conservative Party, transportation talk on new electronic fare options for transit, some crime talk on a recent spate of homicides. He's also joined in studio by Tony Churchill with the City of Calgary to talk about upcoming public engagement on speed limit reductions in Calgary's residential areas.
In this month’s show, host Darren Krause covers a lot of ground, including the opening of Alberta’s legislative session with the United Conservative Party, transportation talk on new electronic fare options for transit, some crime talk on a recent spate of homicides. He’s also joined in studio by Tony Churchill with the City of Calgary to talk about upcoming public engagement on speed limit reductions in Calgary’s residential areas.
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