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Naheed Nenshi: Ezra Levant “creepily and weirdly obsessed with me.”
It’s been fairly well established that Mayor Naheed Nenshi is not fond of Ezra Levant. Nor is he fond of questions about his weekend Twitter exchange with Ezra Levant, declining to answer them in a...
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Startup of the Week – OffCourse
Most golfers never get better at golf? They don’t practice, they don’t know how to practice, or they can’t recall the details of their previous rounds. There is also the golfer who believes that...
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Naheed Nenshi vs. Derek Fildebrandt: the radio drama
NewsTalk 770 host Roger Kingkade did the sinister booming voice of Naheed Nenshi in these segments, but it may surprise you that a your Orson Welles did the voice of Derek Fildebrandt. The magic of...
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Rob Breakenridge tapped for full-time spot on NewsTalk 770 morning show
Rob Breakenridge has been named as a replacement for Erin Kelly on the NewsTalk 770’s nine to noon morning show. Breakenridge has been co-hosting the show with Roger Kingkade since September. The...
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Breakenridge: Byelections were a lesson in blurred lines
While the lead up to Monday’s four byelections may have provided a brief, satisfying fix for political junkies, the business of governing will benefit greatly from the campaign’s conclusion. While a...
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Made-in-Calgary golf app could be secret to improving your scores
It’s mid-August already. How the heck did that happen?!? Not only is there a bit of a chill in the air at night and even some specks of yellow in the trees, but your go-to golf excuses — still rusty...
View ArticleRob Breakenridge tapped for full-time spot on NewsTalk 770 morning show
Rob Breakenridge has been named as a replacement for Erin Kelly on the NewsTalk 770’s nine to noon morning show. Breakenridge has been co-hosting the show with Roger Kingkade since September. The...
View ArticleBreakenridge: Byelections were a lesson in blurred lines
While the lead up to Monday’s four byelections may have provided a brief, satisfying fix for political junkies, the business of governing will benefit greatly from the campaign’s conclusion.
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