Calgary news, weather and traffic for Monday, May 4

Good morning Calgary! It's 6 C at the airport at 8 a.m. Here's what's happening in Calgary today.

Weather

We're expecting a fantastic Monday with sunshine and a high of 21 C today in the forecast for Calgary. We'll see wind coming out of the southeast at 20 km/h gusting to 40 km/h.

Traffic

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If you see anything happening on Calgary roads, you can give Calgary Eyeopener traffic reporter Angela Knight a call at #1010, *1010 or 403-521-1010. You can also send a tweet to @CalgaryCommute.

News headlines

Here's what the CBC Calgary newsroom is working on this morning:

The Calgary Flames are down 2–0 in their second-round series against the Anaheim Ducks. The Flames were shut down last night in Anaheim, dropping a 3–0 decision to the Ducks in Game 2 of their series. Game 3 takes place back in Calgary on Tuesday night.

The federal government says it will try to put a hold on an Alberta judge's decision to grant bail to Omar Khadr. He is the Canadian who was a Guantanamo Bay prisoner and is now being held at the Bowden Institution north of Calgary. A Court of Queen's Bench Justice has decided Khadr should be released on bail. The judge said that Khadr has been a model prisoner who poses little risk to the public. The federal government's lawyers say the judge had no right to make that call because Khadr's transfer to Canada was done under an international prisoner transfer treaty. The government's objection is expected to be heard tomorrow.

On your radio

David Gray and Angela Knight host the Monday morning edition of the Calgary Eyeopener on CBC Radio One from 6 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. They'll have all of your news, weather, traffic, sports and business throughout the morning — you can tune in at 1010 AM, 99.1 FM, online at cbc.ca/calgary or through the CBC Radio app.

This daily roundup of news, weather and traffic stays live from 6 a.m. to late morning. What would you like to see here to start your day? Email us at calgarynewstips@cbc.ca or contact us via Twitter @CBCCalgary.