We are being bombarded with information all the time, and it's tempting to try and take it in all at once. But there is serenity in being able to focus, to dedicate ourselves to one thing at a time. Do you struggle with focus?

We often resolve to do something new, something different as we start a new year. You know what the road to hell is paved with? Resolutions. Are they worth it and is there a secret to success or failure?

It's the annual quiz show today. We're testing how much attention you've been paying to Alberta politics this year.

What have you done to get your kids to read? Do you have kids who would rather surf on their phones than read a book? Is paying them to read too extreme for you?

If you have some time over the next few days to curl up with a good book, we'll share some recommendations and we hope you have some for us.

You probably don't know the names just yet, but municipal elections next year in Edmonton and Calgary will include political parties for the first time. Will that influence how you vote or who you vote for? Does this strengthen democracy or weaken it?

Canada's finance minister Chrystia Freeland resigns the day a new economic statement is released. That economic statement got very little attention Monday despite very BIG numbers. The deficit was north of 60 billion for last year - far higher than the 40 billion promised.

Canada's finance minister has resigned. She referenced "costly political gimmicks that we can ill afford". It's assumed Chrystia Freeland is refering to the GST holiday and the 250 dollar rebate. What does her resignation mean for this government and how prepared we are for Trump tariffs?