LiveWired in Calgary – Episode 37: Nenshi spars with Reeve, Memorial Drive trees

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Welcome back to the LiveWired in Calgary podcast – a monthly news-focused program done in partnership with CJSW 90.9 FM.

In this month’s show, host Darren Krause, editor at LiveWire Calgary, plays clips from conversations with the players in a Memorial Drive tree situation.

He also dives into a story first reported by LiveWire Calgary where Mayor Naheed Nenshi gets into it with Foothills County Reeve Suzanne Oel on COVID-19 misinformation.

The mayor’s race is heating up and Darren talks about whether there’s room for anyone to come up from behind to shake the two front runners.

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