Alberta Morning News

James Jackson of Tourism Jasper details the popularity of the area and speaks to the Dark Skies event which begins at the end of the week.

Mack Rogers, executive director of ABC Life Literacy, outlines some ideas for its Health Matters program as part of Health Literacy Month.

George Kourounis of the Royal Canadian Geographic Society speaks about the great treasure hunt now going on along the Trans Canada Trail.

Edmonton businessman, P-J Barclay, speaks about new technology his company is developing to test for cannabis impairment.

Dr. Richard Wilson outlines some important research in trying to deal with the reality of allergen-induced asthma attacks.

Dalhousie professor, Sylvain Charlebois, speaks about the trend to blockchain technology in the grocery industry.

Jordan Solway of Travelers Canada talks about a new survey about millennials and their take on distracted driving.  The results may surprise you.

Scott Robinson of the Canada Games 2019 in Red Deer talks about lighting the torch to start the countdown to the Games coming to Red Deer in February, 2019.

Harrison Brown of HeadCheck talks about the development of software to help in the identification and treatment of concussions.

Paul Whittaker of Alberta Forest Products reflects on the new North America trade agreement and its potential impact on the forestry sector.

Andrew Botterill of Deloitte with a crude oil price forecast for the rest of 2018.

Joyce Byrne of Alberta Magazine Publishers speaks about this week's financial shot in the arm from the provincial government.

Jason Lenz of Alberta Barley speaks about concerns that the use of strychnine to control gopher populations may be banned without any alternatives to protecting crops.

Linda Murray of the Alberta Family Histories Association, speaks about a conference in Calgary on Monday and Tuesday that deals with ancestry searches & DNA kits.

Chris Robinson, executive director of the Royal Alberta Museum, speaks about Wednesday's grand opening of the new museum in downtown Edmonton.

Amber Ruddy of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, speaks about the September business barometer for Alberta small business.

Pedro Antunes, deputy chief economist at the Conference Board of Canada, provides a perspective on the NAFTA negotiations.

Someday, says Paul Hazendonk from the chemistry department at the University of Lethbridge, the world will be able to use biodegradeable plastics made from something other than fossil fuels.

National Bank's Angus Watt, speaks about this year's Global Business Forum which was held this week in Banff.

University of Regina researcher, Dr. Nick Jones, presents new research on the impacts of drunk driving on survivors to the MADD national leadership forum in Toronto.