Alberta Morning News

Noella Wells, director of the Iniikokaan Centre at Bow Valley College in Calgary, talks about a celebration of Canada Day by the country's Indigenous peoples.

Are athletes, athletes, or are they workers who should be subject to employee benefits under provincial and state labour codes?  WHL commissioner, Ron Robison is in the midst of the debate.

Anthony Wilson-Smith of Historica Canada on a playful Canada Day poll that reveals some little-known facts about Canadian history.

Connie Phillips of the Alberta Beekeeping Commission talks about the health of bees and about their importance in the agriculture sector.

Eugene Beaulieu, professor of economnics, School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary, on the new string of tariffs on US goods levied by the Canadian government and taking effect on July 1st.

A friendly reminder on a holiday weekend to wear a life jacket if you are in, or on, the water.

Don Voaklander of the Injury Prevention Centre at the University of Alberta, talks about the number of people who are hurt riding on ATV's.

Bill Trook, adjudicator, choreographer, and coach, talks about the Canadian Highland Dance championships taking place this weekend in Calgary.

Jason Bradley, director of the Olds College Smart Farm, talks about the new technology that is changing the way farming is done.

Kelly Provost, head of the Piikani Child and Family Services office, speaks to a new plan for child care which has been put forward by the Alberta government.

New regulations that emphasize safety for farm workers are to take effect on Dec. 1st.  Dairy farmer, Albert Kamps, head of the Ag Coalition tells about this story.

Denean Tomlin of the Western Canada Defense Industries Association speaks about challenges and opportunities for companies operating in western Canada.

Calvin Helin, President of Eagle Spirit Energy Corporation, brings us up to date on this intriguing energy corridor project.

Angus Reid Institute researcher, Dave Korzinski, on what we'd prefer for the ideal work week.

Claire Citeau of the Canadian Agri-Food Trade Alliance on the current state of trade deals.

Scott Thon, CEO of presenting sponsor, AltaLink, speaks to this year's goals for the Shaw Charity Classic's Birdies For Kids program.

Luke Harford of Beer Canada speaks to new federal standards, coming soon to a brewery near you.

Digital transformation expert, Andrew Au, on the challenges companies like Amazon present to traditional retailers.

Calgary hockey mom, Jenn Watson, has come up with a unique tribute to the Humboldt Broncos

The Werkland School of Education at the University of Calgary is researching the challenge of dealing with Gay Straight Alliances in the province's schools.