Alberta Morning News

Dean McIntosh of Hockey Canada on the Hlinka GretZky Cup hockey tournament for the best of the world's U-18 players.

Meet Christine Holubec-Jackson, a stroke survivor, who is sharing her story to help others who are going through what she is going through.

Reynold Tetzlaff from PwC speaks about the value of innovation in the energy sector.

The typical grocery store is under a siege and its survival is by no means assured says Troy Media columnist, Sylvain Charlebois.

Stephanie Chamberlain, a PhD candidate in nursing at the University of Alberta, offers some thoughts on elder orphans and what needs to be done to help them.

Chris Turchansky of ATB speaks about parents need to save for their children's education.

How family and sport has helped a military veteran re-adjust to civilian life.

Retired military nurse, Cavell Simmonds, is headed to the Invictus Games in Sydney Australia in October.

Calgary's Stefan Daniel wins his first para-triathlon of the season in Edmonton.

Cpl (ret'd) Tanner Wilson speaks about his military service and about how sport has been an important tool in his recovery from PTSD and his return to civilian life.

Canadian Forestry researcher, Ted Hogg, speaks about the growing problem that climate change is having for our native forests and trees.

Charles Lammen of the Fraser Institute speaks about the additional challenges that higher taxation brings to entrepreneurship.

Kevin Bender from the Western Canada Grain Growers, speaks about changes to the way grains are identified - coming August 1st.

One of George Bizet's beloved operas comes to the Badlands Amphitheatre in Drumheller on August 4th, thanks to the vision of Mercury Opera artistic director, Darcia Parada.

Jayna Hefford, who played hockey for Canada for nearly 20 years, is the new interim commissioner of the Canadian Women's Hockey League.

Brenda Holder, chair of Indigenous Tourism Alberta, speaks about the organization's plans moving forward.

Tom Ruth, president & CEO of Edmonton Int'l Airport, speaks about the Smart Airports conference opening Monday in Edmonton.

Fraser Institute Senor Fellow, Kristina Acri, speaks about how the pharmaceutical industry "may" respond to the prospect of a national pharmacare strategy in Canada.

Geographer, Chris Hopkinson, speaks to an extensive mapping exercise going on in Alberta this summer as part of research into climate change.

Tom Steve, GM of the Alberta Wheat Commission, speaks to the resumption of the grain trade with Japan.