Alberta Morning News

Alberta Innovates V-P, Rollie Dykstra, speaks about new funding for 3 new networks, each with the goal of reducinig greenhouse gas emissions.

Forty years ago today, Mildred Lake staqrted producing heavy oil for the Syncrude partners.

Alexander Finbow of the Book Publishers of Alberta, speaks to increased financial support to the group from the province.

An early snowfall has disrupted harvesting operations in parts of northern and central Alberta.

A Vancouver company wants to win an Age-Well competition so it can turn software developers loose to design a seniors friendly e-mail system.

Luree Williamson of Agriculture For Life speaks about a drive to recruit 15-21 year olds to form a youth advisory council.

Alberta Pork executive director, Darcy Fitzgerald, speaks about the world trade scene and the negative impact it is having on at least one commodities group.

Quite a piece of entertainment in Edmonton Saturday evening as the Eskimos beat the Calgary Stampeders 48-42.

Celyeste Power of the Insurance Bureau of Canada speaks about the challenges of keeping insurance rates under control for Alberta drivers.

University of Alberta's Will Schultz speaks about his research on the challenges that fentenyl presents in the correctional services.

Jane Dafoe of Habitat for Humanity speaks about this weekend's fund raising cycling event on behalf of the charity.

Alberta Agriculture's Mark Cutts, provides an update on the state of the provincial harvest.

BC Conservative MP, Cathy McLeod, is as frustrated with the federal response to a court decision on Trans Mountain, as are Albertans.

Canada's forestry ministers met in Halifax this week to talk about issues.  Oneal Carlier, represented Alberta.

Adventurer Laval St Germain speaks about his next project:  skiing to the South Pole.

Dr. Reed Ferber from the University of Calgary talks about the latest news in wearable technology.

Gil McGowan, president of the Alberta Federation of Labour, speaks about the importance of this day, this year.

University of Calgary law professor, David Wright, speaks about how to consult with First Nations on natural resource projects.

ARngus Watt of National Bank of Canada reflects on NAFTA, Trans Mountain, and the state of Alberta's finances.

Luc Theriault, head of economics at the University of New Brunswick, talks about the prospect of an inheritance tax coming into force in Canada.