Alberta Morning News

Laura Tribe of Open Media speaks to the latest CRTC ruling on internet speeds for uploading and downloading material from the Internet./

AUMA President, Barry Morishita, speaks about the provincial conference held this week in Red Deer.

Meet Dr. Alison Clarke, the new president of the Alberta Medical Association.

Nicole Matheson, president of the Alberta Association of Midwives speaks about the growth and maturity of the profession.

Paulette Senior of the Canadian Women's Foundation, speaks about gender equity week.

Meet one woman who is daring to take on a job that has traditionally been thought of as man's work:  long haul trucking.

Charlie Christie, chair of the Alberta Beef Producers, on an upcoming vote on the checkoff system.

Author & broadcaster, Lisa Bowes, speaks about the fourth book in her children's series on sports, entitled Lucy Tries Hockey.

Int'l trade minister, Jim Carr, speaks about the 1st anniversary of the Canada-Europe free trade deal.

Sharon Brown of Canada Learning Code speaks about a two-day seminar in Edmonton that teaches teachers how to teach students to do computer coding.

Peter Sherrington of Rocky Mountain Eagle Research Foundation speaks about the ongoing work of the organization.

Trans Mountain pipeline supporter, Senator Doug Black, with his thoughts on Friday's announcement of more consultation on the project by the federal government.

Dr. Baljit Singh, head of veterinary medicine at the University of Calgary, speaks about a massive gift from two Albertans that will benefit the entire university community.

The President of the Canadian Medical Association, Dr. GiGi Osler, speaks about the need for more resources to take care of Canada's seniors.

The University of Alberta's Gordon Houlden speaks about continuing trade opportunities between Canada and China.

Hilary McMeekin  of the Alberta Securities Commission speaks about a new idea for community economic development organizations.

Eric Matusiak from BDO Canada looks at the current state of retailing in the country.

The executive director of the China Institute at the University of Alberta, speaks about opportunities for Canada in dealing with the Far East.

John Thaler, a portfolio manager with JAT Capital Management in Dallas, speaks about the international trade picture from an American perspective.

Obesity Canada's Ximena Ramos-Salas speaks about her new research on obesity.