Alberta Morning News

Laura Good, one of the winners of the Corus Writer's Apprentice Program, speaks about the opportunity to attend this year's World Media Festival in Banff.

The Alberta Senator talks about innovation, the Canada Winter Games, and ongoing pipeline development.

Spruce Meadows vice-president, Ian Allison, speaks about a busy weekend of show jumping activity as part of the National in Calgary.

Neil Fassina, president of Athabaska University, talks about the school's ongoing commitment to digital learning.

Neil Closner, CEO of MedLeaf, speaks about a new study the company is undertaking with the CFL alumni association to assess the value of medical cannibas as a treatment for chronic pain.

Sylvain Charlebois, dean of management at Dalhousie University, talks about the trade tiff between Canada and the US and what it means for the agri-food business.

RBC senior economist, Nathan Janzen, has some thoughts on the US tariff attack on a number of allies including Canada.

Laura Kilcrease, CEO of Alberta Innovates, talks about bringing together ideas and the people to make them a reality, this week in Calgary.

University of Calgary biology researcher, Peter Facchini, talks about his work on synthetic opiates.

Julia Markovich of the Conference Board of Canada talks about a conference on autonomous vehicles taking place this coming week in Edmonton.

Rich Smith, executive director of Alberta Beef Producers, has some thoughts on a number of topics.

Formewr Olympic crosws country skier, Beckie Scott, speaks about a major conference on doping in sport taking place in Calgary this coming week.

Edmonton Mayor, Don Iveson, chair of the Big Cities Mayors Caucus, speaks from the national convention of municipalities on this weekend in Halifax.

Donna Hateley of the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame & Museum speaks about the class of 2018 which was inducted on Friday evening in Red Deer.

George Brookman speaks about this year's event taking place on Saturday morning, June 23rd.

Shanaaz Gokool of Dying With Dignity speaks about the evolution of this movement since the passage of Bill C-14 two years ago.

Barry Litun of the College of Alberta School Superintendents, speaks about the growing challenges of filling those jobs in the province.

Alberta education minister, David Eggen, speaks about the drive to include financial literacy in the province's school curriculum.

Researcher Giselle Kovary talks about the Gen z folks who are starting to enter the work force.  What do we know about them?

Albertans are invited to upload a "picture Alberta" moment to #itravelalberta as part of national tourism week.