The Courtney Theriault Show
The Courtney Theriault Show combines news, conversation, and Alberta stories to keep you informed and entertained. Join Courtney Theriault for topical stories and fascinating guests. The Courtney Theriault Show is the perfect way to spend weekday afternoons from 1 to 4 p.m. The show is produced by Layla Khdir and Talia Miller with technical production from Derek Scott.
74-year-old barrel racer from Calgary competing at CFR
Suzanne Depaoli, a 74-year-old barrel racer. This will be her fifth appearance at Canadian Finals Rodeo
Which jobs have the highest projected salary growth in 2027?
Cal Jungwirth, Director of Permanent Placement Services at Robert Half
Edmonton & Calgary city councillors respond to infill announcement
Karen Principe, Edmonton City Councillor and Andrew Yule, Calgary City Councillor
Elections Canada Commissioner: Investigate X and Elon Musk for election interference
Charlie Angus, Former Canadian MP
Edmonton should roll back its infill policies
Dan Williams, Minister of Municipal Affairs
Alberta government to force Edmonton to change infill rules
Keith Gerein is a columnist with the Edmonton Journal
How families can navigate political differences around the Thanksgiving table.
Dr. Dominique Morisano, professor, Social & Behavioural Health Science at U of T
Calgary walked back its single use bylaw – should Edmonton do the same
Sean Stepchuk, Director and Co-Founder, Waste Free Edmonton
Community groups rally to inform voters ahead of Alberta referendum
Lori Williams, a Mount Royal University political science professor
Government to exclude people who solely suffer from mental illness from medical assistance in dying
Rose Carter, a health law lawyer and adjunct professor of medicine and dentistry at the University of Alberta ( also was vice chair of the parliamentary committee on MAID and mental illness)
Canadian Dental Care Plan needs improvement according to a new report
Dr. Carol Martin is the President of the Alberta Dental Association
Canada to strengthen defence capabilities in Alberta
Nicole Butler, Western Canada Defence Lead at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute
Have you ever won anything before?
Layla Khdir & Derek Scott
Alberta hospitality workers say their tips have declined
Afshin Mousavian, CEO of Actual
Naps can make you sharper, but timing and duration are key
Joseph De Koninck, professor of Psychology at the University of Ottawa
AI-generated video is being used to promote Alberta separatism
Carmi Levy, Technology Analyst & Journalist
Separatist party win Quebec election, adding new test to Canada's unity
Damien C. Kurek is the former Conservative member of Parliament for Battle River-Crowfoot
Albertans disapprove of Donald Trump — and his brand is weakening separatism, too
Steven Nuss, PhD candidate; Administrator, Complex Social Problems Research Space, Simon Fraser University
A new deal between Alberta doctors and the province
Heidi Fell, President, Alberta Medical Association
Kids and young adults are addicted to screens. New research argues it may be a public health concern
Jenny Yuen, EVP of Strategic Partnerships & Government Relations at Kids Help Phone
A Retail Analyst's Guide to Shopping in an Affordability Crisis
Bruce Winder, Retail Analyst & Author
On Treason: Alberta Separatism, Foreign Interference, and Canada's Survival in a Revolutionary Age
Patrick Lennox, former international security expert for the RCMP & tracks the rise of the far-right movement in Alberta
Quebec residents head to the polls in provincial election
Andre Lecours is a professor in the Political Science department at University of Ottawa
Alberta’s separatists would sell us out to the Americans
Tyler Dawson is an editor for The Globe and Mail opinion section
Derek's Days 10-05-26
Globe & Mail investigation uncovers U.S. ties to Alberta separatist movement
Mitch Sylvestre, the proponent of the current independence petition and chief executive of the Prosperity Project
Scientists predicted Friday 13 November 2026 will be ‘Doomsday.’ Should you be worried?
Alan MacEachern, Professor, History, Western University
Canadians spend 80 hours a year figuring out what to watch on TV
Cendri Hutcherson, director of the Toronto Decision Neuroscience Laboratory and an Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Toronto
1 in 5 Alberta biz raised prices as ‘Buy Canada’ and government relief haven’t helped
Elizabeth Mywaart, owner of The Pendennis Weddings & Events in Edmonton
Oct 3rd International Day of Protest Against AI Data Centers
Jasona Rondeau , protest organizer and with the Olds Transparency Project
Former deans of medicine call on Ottawa to intervene in Alberta’s dual-practice health care model
Jon Meddings, the past dean at the University of Calgary’s medical school
Edmonton River Valley Coalition calls for dedicated spaces for homeless encampments
Daniel Johnstone Executive Director of the Can Man Dan Foundation
Nostalgia and seven-figure sales fuel wave of Pokemon card thefts across Canada
Rob Simon, professor, Curriculum, Teaching & Learning at U of T
Decline in tourism hits US economy
Frédéric Dimanche, Professor and Director, Ted Rogers School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, at Toronto Metropolitan University
Mark Carney fast-tracks massive Pacific Link oil pipeline
Corey Hogan, Liberal MP & Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources
Carney designates West Coast pipeline as a ‘national interest’ project
Markham Hislop, Energy journalist and Publisher Energi Media
Minimum wage will rise in these five provinces, but not Alberta
Dr. Jason Foster Professor, Human Resources and Labour Relations at Athabasca University
The next generation of leaders must be ‘in-betweeners’
Jody Wilson-Raybould is Canada’s former minister of justice and attorney-general, a member of We Wai Kai Nation, a lawyer and an author.
How teachers can respond to residential school denialism in the classroom
Lindsay Gibson, Assistant Professor, Social Studies and History Education at UBC
The Story of Treaty 6: New Cinematic Single "1876"
Metis vocalist Michelle Joly
