Alberta Morning News

CHQR's Rob Breakenridge looks ahead to Monday's vote on a 2026 Olympic bid by Calgary city council.

Keith Cerny, the new CEO of Calgary Opera, speaks about the drive to make opera more contemporary and more popular with both old and new audiences.

Lindsay Blacket, who chairs an umbrella group of businesses involved in the cannabis industry, speaks about the expo taking place this weekend in Edmonton.

Global News reporter, Tom Vernon, brings us up to date on political pressure to get the Trans Mountain pipeline built.

Peter Cowley of the Fraser Institute reports on the latest results from Alberta's elementary schools.

Global News reporter, David Akin, reports on the Prime Minister's trip to the Summit of the Americas in Lima Peru.

Irene Martin-Lindsay, executive director of Alberta Seniors Communities & Housing Association, speaks about some of the challenges seniors face.

Society chair, Kent Erickson, speaks about the work the organization is doing to improve farm safety for workers and producers.

She's a para-athlete, a quadraplegic, and an advocate for those who have (apparently!) a disability.  Meet March of Dimes spokesperson, "Unstoppable Tracy."

University of Alberta glaciologist, Martin Sharp, speaks about work he is doing on glaciers and climate change in Canada's far north.

Calgary barrister, Markham Silver, speaks about some of the questions users will have when and if C-45 - the cannabis law - becomes the law in Canada.

Margo Redelback of Alberta Irrigation speaks about the state of the system this early spring.

Howard Anglin of the Canadian Constitution Foundation speaks to a Charter challenge on the provision of private health care in Canada where the public system has been shown to be inadequate.

James Hutt of the Canadian Health Coalition speaks against a Charter challenge on how health care is delivered in Canada.

Stephanie Olsen & Samantha Pearson speak about a new program to train bar employees how to recognize and deal with sexual assault among patrons.

Flames alumnus, Perry Berazan speaks to the fund raising hockey tournament taking place this weekend at Winsport, featuring 18 NHL alumni.

The Senator speaks about what he's hearing during a brief 2-day visit to Alberta.

NDP MLA, Kim Schreiner, has introduced a private members bill calling for an online registry of caregiving and palliative care facilities in Alberta.

Joel French, executive director of Public Interest Alberta, reflects on the annual convention which wrapped up Friday in Edmonton.

Global News reporter, Tom Vernon, speaks to the Prime Minister's visit Friday to Fort McMurray and the ongoing debate over pipelines.