Alberta Morning News

Melissa Sariffodeen of Canada Coding talks about a new mobile fleet of vans that will take digital technology to hundreds of schools and community halls across Canada.

University of Saskatchewan professor, Chris DeBeer, speaks about a global water conference running through the next week in Canmore.

Dominic Sauvageau is a chemistry researcher who's working on turning methane gas into something useful.

Rick Nelson from Alberta Innovates talks about some of the technologies being developed to deal with the challenges of tailings ponds.

Meet one of the newest members of Canada's Sports Hall of Fame, Class of 2018.

Amber Ruddy of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business with the latest reading of the Alberta business community.

Researcher Patrick Pilarski talks about the growing relationship between modern medicine and artificial intelligence.

Researcher Michael Gaezle talks about some of the challenges of developing modern food products that help people with specialized dietary needs.

Author Larry Lovis speaks about Mapping Your Retirement Road:  a no-nonsense guide to a financially better life.

Holly Leinhein of ISTAR:  the Institute for Stuttering Research & Treatment, speaks about the program's expansion in Calgary.

Global News reporter, Tom Vernon, speaks about a rail project to move commodities from Fort McMurray to Alaska, and about early childhood education developments in Alberta.

Mike Lowe speaks about a new app called Kidoodle that helps parents monitor what their children are watching online.

Tom Shearer of Royal LePage Real Estate talks about the challenges millennials are facing in getting into home ownership.

Dr.  Mark Swain of Alberta Health Services speaks about a new program to shorten wait times for one part of the medical care system.

PGA Tour Champions member, Rod Spittle, talks about seeing how some of the proceeds of the Shaw Charity Classic golf tournament are re-invested in the community.

Corporal Laurel Scott of the RCMP speaks of one detachment's recent success in dealing with rural crime.

Mike Blais of Canada Veterans Advocacy provides a perspective on the unfolding diplomatic mission to end the Korean conflict, 65 years after an armistice was signed.

Jane Rooney of the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada, speaks about a progress report from the agency on trends in financial literacy in the country.

Lynn Preston speaks about the work of the Calgary Jewish Community Centre.

Colleen Walford of Alberta Environment & Parks speaks about the spring melt and its impacts on Alberta streams and rivers.