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EPISODE · Jul 3, 2024 · 22 MIN

Summer Safety Tips, Making Golf More Inclusive, and Alberta Beef at Stampede

from The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz · host Corus Radio

It’s summer time, school is out and both kids AND adults will be enjoying their fun in the sun. But how do you make sure that fun doesn’t turn sour from injuring yourself? We get some ‘summer safety tips’ from Dr. Eddy Lang, Professor and Department Head for Emergency Medicine at the Cumming School of Medicine at U of C.   Next. Golf professionals in Alberta are ‘teeing up’ a drive to break down barriers and make the game more inclusive for people with physical/cognitive disabilities, Indigenous communities, and women by hosting a series of community outreach learn-to-play sessions at facilities throughout the province this summer. We get details on this unique program from Stephen Yanitski, Assistant Golf Pro at “Valley Ridge Golf Club”.   The Calgary Stampede is a celebration of both Calgary and Alberta, and of all the great things that come from here. Like our Beef! Just in time for Stampede, we learn everything there is to know about grilling the ‘perfect’ steak from local Chef and BBQ Pit-Master, Mel Chmilar Jr.

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