Alberta Morning News

Sylvain Charleboix, dean of the faculty management at Dalhousie University, speaks about the future of cannabis edibles in Canada.

Dr. Donna Manca from the University of Alberta speaks about a new care model that increases preventative behaviour in patients.

Albertan Kelsey White has found a new calling as a volunteer and social activist, now working for Operation Groundswell in India.    

The Minister of National Defence, Harjit Sajjan, speaks about a new federal-provincial initiative to help military familes adjust to transfers among military assignments in Canada.

Alberta education minister, David Eggen, on the progress being made in upgrading Indigenous education into the province's school curriculum.

Vance Neufeld, executive director of the Badlands Passion Play speaks about this year's show and how it is different from the previous 24 stagings of the life of Christ.

The Minister of Indigenous & Northern Affairs, Carolyn Bennett, speaks about a new memorandum of understanding with the Blood tribe of southern Alberta.

Darrell Fransoo, a director of the Western Canada Wheat Growers Association speaks about the most recent meeting with CN over shipments of grains.

Former world bullriding champion, Cody Snyder, talks about three big fund raising bullriding events coming up this week at Ranchman's in south Calgary.

Author and motivational speaker, Cody Byrns, speaks about resilience and persistence in the face of overwhelming tragedy.

Biological sciences researcher, Lien Luong, wants slugs to help her with a research project to kill them.

Grant Thornton bankjruptcy truste, Freida Richer, on the continuing problem of Alberta consumer debt.

Laura Buckingham of the Alberta Law Reform Institute on the need for new legislation covering the division of property from common law relationships.

The CFIB's Amber Ruddy on suspicions the provincial government is seeking ways not to reimburse businesses for excessive contributions to the Workers Compensation Board.

Peter Zimmerman of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society speaks to Parks Canada's call for input on a new management plan for the Sunshine Village ski area.

University of Alberta rehabilitative medicine's Karim Fouad, speaks about new discoveries about inflammation that could lead to cure for spinal injuries and strokes.

Author and computer science instructor, Sean Worthington, speaks to how to keeping personal information private in an increasingly open world.

Richard Harvey of Frontier College speaks to 122 literacy camps being held in First Nations communities across Canada, including 22 in Alberta.

This annual Canada Day tradition is the starting point this year for the rebuild of the community's arena.

Lt. Col Sean French heads up Canada's contribution to the NATO battle group now at work in Latvia.