This week, we’ll discuss how a proposed shelter is dividing the local Edmonton community, and explore how the illusion of choice contributes to educational inequity in Alberta. After that, we’ll recap Jasper’s summer 2024 wildfires and check in on the community as they rebuild months later. We’ll review the Edmonton Elk’s comeback season, from hopeful fans to unexpected victories. And finally, we’ll explore local commuter concerns about navigating our city’s roundabouts.

This week, take a glance at safety in Edmonton. We discuss the knife ban policy and how it affects the safety of public transit systems. Then catch up with local events as we look at the cancellation of the Heritage Days festival. Lastly, hear about the Oasis Reunion tour and the band’s complicated history.

This week on the Relevance Report, we look at the Palestine protests that have happened on local Edmonton campuses, explore commute options to school, parking issues at universities, accessibility or the lack of it and the barriers it creates, and lastly, we go on a tour of MacEwan University’s Mitchell gallery.

Electric Vehicle charging stations are at a rise around the world. Learning more about EVs will help us understand the future of the transportation industry. Switching gears, we are looking at the farming industry. The unique process of organic farming helps feed communities. But what does the relationship between farmer and consumer look like.

This week we discuss cultural and religion representation in film with two individuals who feel impacted. We then caught up with MacEwan University students to find out the fun they have planned for the summer. Lastly, we hear from a Canadian bull rider who is trying to make his first National Finals Rodeo.

This week, we delve into the different challenges faced by people in Canada. We discuss international students' hardships while studying abroad and an organization that helps women break into the trade industry. We’ll also listen to how a single mother balances raising her children while a full-time university student.

This week, you'll learn about Edmonton’s Queer History Project, we'll be revisiting the Bell Media layoffs, and we'll get an earful of the city's spoken word scene.

This week's episode, we talk about relationships - from short term to heartbreaks and to longterm relationships. We asked various people at MacEwan University about their experiences in relationships. Lastly, interviewed a registered psychologist who has been married for 13 years about her experiences on what it's like to have a lifetime partner.