LiveWired in Calgary – Episode 34: Reconciliation and Canada Day, mask bylaw conflict and Mayors for a day

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First, we acknowledge the atrocity at the site of a former Saskatchewan residential school, where there were 751 unmarked graves.

Host Darren Krause, editor at LiveWire Calgary, brings you more on the province’s plan to provide funding to research residential school sites in Alberta, along with Mayor Naheed Nenshi reflecting on this year’s Canada Day.

We also hear from Mayor Naheed Nenshi and Premier Jason Kenney and their comments on the conflicting mask bylaw dates.

Two young women share their three things to improve Calgary as they sit in as co-mayors for the day.

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