The Courtney Theriault Show
The Courtney Theriault Show combines news, conversation, and Edmonton 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 2 to 4 p.m. The show is produced by Layla Khdir with technical production from Derek Scott.
1701
Wayback Wednesday
7 min
1702
Lessons and memories from the Slave Lake wildfire
Shawn Gramlich, deputy Mayor
8 min
1703
What’s next for NDP leadership race?
Garrett Spelliscy, NDP Exec Director
8 min
1704
Budget adjustment talks at city hall begin
Sarah Hamilton, councillor
10 min
1705
Hangar 11 burns down- what did Edmonton lose?
Ryan Lee, Alberta Aviation Museum
8 min
1706
Midday on 630 CHED with Courtney Theriault
15 min
1707
Don't blame bike lanes for Edmonton's property ...
18 min
1708
First Nations patients leave ED without complet...
20 min
1709
What’s up with Danielle Smith’s anonymous letter?
20 min
1710
Alberta government ramps up its wildfire campaign
Christie Tucker, AB Wildfire public information officer
8 min
1711
Pets important for mental health
Eileen Bona, registered psychologist, Dreamcatcher nature assisted therapy
7 min
1712
U of A scientist trying to build dark matter ma...
Marie-Cécile Piro, physics professor, University of Alberta
7 min
1713
Canadian generosity waning as affordability cri...
Nicole Danesi, CanadaHelps, Senior Manager, Public Relations & Unite for Change
9 min
1714
Alberta’s first pay-as-you-go car insurance
James Setch, VP of Underwriting at AMA Insurance
8 min
1715
Local golf club behind the ball following fire
Blair McDowell, director of golf, Northern Bear Golf Course
6 min
1716
Conservative reaction to federal budget
Mike Lake, MP, Edmonton - Wetaskiwin
9 min
1717
Could transit workers be the next to threaten s...
Steve Bradshaw, President ATULocal569
9 min
1718
Does a 5-year-old really need a cell phone?
David Chorney, Professor in the Faculty of Education
7 min
1719
WAYBACK WEDNESDAY
10 min
1720
NYT Connections: Tips to improve your game thro...
Emiko Muraki, U of C, PHD psychology student
7 min
1721
Self-defense course re-opens after 4 years
Jenn Dermott, RAD Edmonton
7 min
1722
Workplace exhaustion is booming
Kiljon Shukullari ,HR Advisory Manager, Peninsula Canada
7 min
1723
Alberta government is interfering in public sec...
Jason Foster. Athabasca U labour relations professor
7 min
1724
More animal species moving into the cities
Bill Abercrombie, Animal Damage Control
9 min
1725
Audit reveals gaps in governance structure of E...
17 min