Alberta Morning News

John Carpay speaks to a coalition of parents who are challenging the legitimacy of Alberta Bill 24 on vulnerable children.

Wood Buffalo Mayor, Don Scott, speaks to an infrastructure announcement of new transit funding that will benefit his municipality and others around the province.

Jason Anderson, President of the Alberta Far, Fresh Producers Association, speaks to new provincial legislation that will support local food producers.

Nora Spinks, CEO of the Vanier Institute of the Family, speaks about national caregiver day, to be marked onTuesday, April 3rd.

Corus vice-president, Lisa Godfrey, speaks about the Corus Apprentice Writer competition which is now underway.

Tracy Scott of Ducks Unlimited celebrates the 80th anniversary of this important conservation institution.

Carol Kitchen, CEO of United Farmers of Alberta, talks about the renewed strength and focus of the company.

National Gallery of Canada curator, Rhiannon Vogl, speaks about a new exhibit that features the work of several artists, including Alberta aboriginal artist, Adam Stimson.

Canmore entrepreneur, Andrew Nickerson, speaks about a new app that brings together elements of a scavenger hunt and a community to create a social adventure.

Edmonton author, Joan Marie Galat, talks about her latest book, Solve This:  Wild & Wacky Challenges for the Genius Engineer in You.

Calgary chiropractor, Needash Patel, talks about his upcoming November trip to Lesotha, leading a group that will build a new home for a family in Lesotho.

Brent Harris, chief technology officer at Calgary-based Eguana Technologies, speaks about the company's growing proficiency in the emerging solar power and battery storage field.

Howard Anglin from the Canadian Constitution Foundation talks about a new poll that measures Canadians' acceptance of a place for private health care when provincial plans don't keep pace with the public's needs.

Dr. Adetola Adesida of the University of Alberta is doing some interesting work, using weightlessness as a way to measure the development of osteoarthritis.

University of Alberta engineering student, Megnath Ramesh, has come up with a design for a robot that can identify intruders.

University of Lethbridge sociologist, Dr. Susan McDaniel, comments on some of the characteristics of the modern Canadian family.

Dr. Cass Ingram, a nutritional physician and author, speaks about the medicinal role the cannabis plant plays in treating a variety of ailments.

Pat Stier, MLA for Livingstone-Macleod, speaks about the province's call for input on a new recreational plan for this part of southwest Alberta.

ark Keller, director of advancement at Medicine Hat Community College, speaks about the microgrid:  the first of its kind in Alberta.

Rhil Soper, CEO of Royal LePage Real Estate, speaks about the latest changes to BC's property tax structure and the impact it may have on Albertans who own property in that province.