Alberta Morning News

Cor de Wit, head of Alberta Rural Crime Watch, speaks about the ongoing problem of rural crime and the fact that dealing with the problem begins with rural residents.

Biology instructor, Brant Pohorelic, speaks about a summer course he will be teaching at the University of Calgary.

Marking a day for dad with Nora Spinks, CEO of the Vanier Institute of the Family.

Emissions Reductions Alberta's Steve MacDonald speaks about new technology that may impact the production of bunker oil for ocean shipping.

Canada's new Food Guide will be out in November and dietician Dana Olstad speaks to what she hopes will be in it.

Agriculture Canada researcher, Wade Abbott, on using seaweed to feed livestock.

Peter Cowley of the Fraser Institute with a report card on Alberta high schools.

Entertainer Cori Brewster reflects on her family's history in Banff and on her part in celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies.

STARS air ambulance chief executive, Andrea Robertson on the fund raising efforts of four Alberta business leaders who raised $640,000 for the charity and learned a bit about it in the process.

Allison Trollope of the Alberta Securities Commission speaks about seniors fraud and the perils of losing life's savings if you don't know how to recognize suspicious deals.

BC MP, Todd Doherty, speaks about Bill C-211, his private member's initiative designed to create a national framework for dealing with post traumatic stress disorder.

Betting on individual sports events has been legalized in the US following a Supreme Court ruling.  How quickly might this happen in Canada?

College president, Julie Rubin, speaks about the goals of adding to the digital and technical skills levels of the Alberta workforce.

Col. Paul Doyle, commander of 4 Wing, CFB Cold Lake speaks about an aerial exercise that prepares fliers from more than a dozen countries to work together in a war setting.

Allan Fogwill, head of the Canadian Energy Research Institute, speaks about this week's petrochemicals industry conference in Kananaskis.

Lorraine Lafreniere, head of the Coaching Association of Canada, speaks about the drive to eliminate abuse of young athletes by coaches.

Today is National Tax Freedom Day according to calculations by Charles Lammen, director of fiscal studies at the Fraser Institute.

Nicole Wells from RBC reports on the latest survey of home ownership trends in Canada.

David Bock of Samaratin's Purse speaks about the challenge of helping Guatemala's people deal with the effects of a volcanic eruption.

Michael Furzeland says that this year's event, the 92nd in its history, may be the last one.