Alberta Morning News

Dr. Neil Cooper, president of the Alberta Medical Association, talks about how much each doctor in the province should be paid.

Global News reporter, Tom Vernon, speaks about the first week of the spring session.

The ecological consequences of declining caribou herds in Alberta also have economic consequences say those who are at odds with the province's caribou management plan.

Stuart Cullum, President of Olds College, speaks about the growing use of technology by the province's farmers.

University of Alberta lecturer, Brian Gold, speaks about the prospect of a meeting between US President, Donald Trump, and North Korean President, Kim Jung Un.

Paintearth County Councillor, George Glazier, speaks about the work being done to re-orient communities and workers impacted by the province's intentions to get out of coal power generation.

Jim Everson, president of the Canola Council of Canada, speaks about building a new plan for this important agricultural industry.

Alberta's food banks are going online next month to try and generate more contributions to this important network.

Brian Friesen speaks about the importance of the Port of Prince Rupert to the economic well-being of Alberta.

Therapist Kim Barthel and former NHL star, Theo Fleury, talk about today's trauma workshop in Calgary.

University of Alberta business professor, Dan Mason, speaks about a growing reluctance to bid for major international sporting events.

Fourteen medals for Canadian para-nordic athletes at the Paralympics in South Korea.

Travel Alberta made a big pitch this week to market the winter tourism experience to tour operators from across North America.

What's next for an athlete as a career winds down and life continues?

High speed Internet and access to infrastructure dollars are on the agenda of rural municipalities in Alberta.

Todd Nicholson, chef de mission for Team Canada, talks about a record-setting performance by Canadian athletes in Pyeongchang.

Cheryl Hurtak from Rally4Resources speaks about separate rallies held on Saturday in BC's lower mainland in support of, and in opposition to, the Trans Mountain Pipeline.

Alberta Innovates CEO, Laura Kilcrease, joins us from Austin Texas where she is attending an international conference and trade show to promote Alberta businesses.

NAIT chemical engineering professor, Paolo Mussone, talks about his work to stimulate a biological process of cleaning up contaminated industrial sites.

University of Waterloo researcher, David Simakov, reports on his work to turn manure into a cleaner form of natural gas.