Alberta Morning News

University of Alberta researcher, Matt Johnson, updates his long study of marriage.

University of Alberta researcher, Brent Swallow, speaks about the continuing loss of farmland to urbanization.

Scott Greenlay from MNP speaks about a growing investment by Alberta companies in their technology futures.

Camera operator and director, Steve Campanelli, speaks about the Canadian Screen Awards being handed out this weekend and about the Story Summit that he is contributing to, at the Banff Centre.

Visually impaired cross country ski racer, Brian McKeever, talks about leading Team Canada into the Para-Olympic Winter Games opening ceremonies and about his competition challenges in the week to come.

Lars de Peuw, executive director of the Alberta Orphan Wells Association, brings us up to date on the work that has to be done.

Event producer, Patrice Drouin, speaks about the Red Bull Crashed Ice event taking place Saturday evening in Edmonton.

Doctors Elaine Hyshka and Kristin Klein, who co-chair the Opioid Emergency Response Commission for Alberta, provide a progress report on addressing the opioid crisis.

Steve MacDonald, CEO of Emissions Reductions Alberta, speaks about the Brooks Solar Project.

Cor de Wit, President of the Alberta Rural Crime Watch Association, speaks about a new provincial investment to try and bring rural crime under control.

Para-Olympic athlete, Mark Arendz, speaks about his silver medal winning performance in biathlon at the Para-Olympics in South Korea.

Global News reporter, Tom Vernon, previews Thursday's resumption of the Alberta Legislature.

Sharon Polsky, head of the Privacy and Access Council of Canada, speaks about the national convention opening Tuesday in Calgary.

Robert Lewis-Manning, President of the Chamber of Shipping which runs the port of Vancouver, speaks about the challenges of running an increasingly important port.

University of Alberta nutritionist, Dr. Rhonda Bell, speaks about her latest work on the health & nutritional values of legumes.

Matt Julien of TransUnion Canada, speaks about the growing debt of millennials and Generation Z.

Fraser Institute Senior Fellow, Tom Flanagan, speaks about his study of the economic powerhouse that is the Fort McKay First Nation.

Toronto camera operator, Gilles Corbeil, speaks about the film The Shape of Water which was shot in southern Ontario and which is nominated for 13 Oscars.

Lynn Jacobson of the Alberta Federation of Agriculture, talks about the work that needs to be done to properly dispose of plastics used in the agriculture community.

Joyce van Duerzen from the Kidney Foundation, and transplant patient, Eleanor Hollenbeck, speak about the importance of organ donation.