Alberta Morning News

Michael Milstein from the National Oceanographic & Atmospheric Administration in Portland Oregon, speaks about an international effort to save an ailing killer whale.

Brian Innes, chair of the Canadian Agri-Food Trade Alliance, speaks about the need to get trade deals completed and operational.

A progress report on Mickelson National Golf Club with Windmill Golf President, Barry Ehlert.

Shirley Puttock of the Foothills Bouys & Girls Club speaks about a grant from the Jumpstart program that will help the club with its work on behalf of young people in southern Alberta.

Rick Tofani of SAIT speaks about new technology that will allow college researchers to continue their work on steam generation.

Paige Towler, associate editor of National Geographic Kids Books, on a new edition of weird facts about Canada.

Chris Buttigieg of BMO Wealth Management, speaks about the :GIG economy.

Wealth management advisor, Angus Watt, speaks about the current state of Alberta's oil and gas industry.

Christa Loewen of Global human rights forum speaks about this year's event which begins on Tuesday in Calgary.

Kelly Fraser, vice-chair of the Alberta Beef Producers, on a number of topics related to the livestock industry.

AMA Travel's Roland Van Meurs speaks about the hospitality industry's interest in single parent travel.

CMHC analyst, Lai Sing Louie, speaks about the latest assessment of mortgage and credit risk for Albertans.

Cavell Simmonds spent 35 years in the Canadian military.  Now she's training to be an athlete at this fall's Invictus Games.

Allen Benson from the Native Counseling Services of Alberta speaks about the challenges of dealing with Indigenous inmates in Canada's corrections system.

University of Calgary's Mary-Ellen Tyler, speaks about new research she is doing on the challenges of drought in southern Alberta.

Kevin Bender, chair of the Alberta Wheat Commission, comments on a decision by the Canadian Grain Commission not to return excessive fees to producers.

A unique arts project created by those who suffer from opioid issues is discussed here with project co-ordinator, Brianna Willey.

Cliff Wallis of the Alberta Wilderness Association speaks about the need to preserve rapidly vanishing grasslands in southern Alberta from the ravages of development.

Michael Denham from the Business Development Bank speaks about dealing with entrepreneurs.

BC realtor broker, Dave Beeson, speaks about the state of the recreational property market in the wake of the potential imposition of a special levy by the provincial government.