We are in peak wedding season, and so today we are swapping wedding stories. We hear from caterers, guests, family, and the bride and groom themselves.

In a special extended edition of Alberta at Noon, we talk to Jasper wildfire evacuees and discuss the history of Jasper and Jasper National Park.

Summers in Alberta have also been known as wildfire season these days. How have the wildfires affected your life?

We sift through the many health related tips that claim to help extend and improve the quality of your life, and discuss what may or may not be true.

There's a serious shortage of emergency room doctors in Alberta, and it could take years to bridge the gap. We talk about your experiences waiting in the emergency room, and discuss what could be done to deal with these shortages.

An increase in the prevalence of modified cars, with their high-decibel engine noise and gunshot-like backfires, has municipalities in the province looking for solutions. Two city councilors join us to talk about what Calgary and Edmonton are doing.

The sun is shining, and it is hot. Too hot for indoor cooking, don't you think? Fire up the grill because today we are talking barbeque.

Do you have tip burnout? Are you tipping less for counter service? What is the most unexpected place you were asked to give a tip? We ask about your experiences on tipping.