Alberta Morning News

The Supreme Court of Canada is trying to resolve a dispute that started with a lower court ruling on the now defunct Redwater Energy Corporation.

Dr. Anna Wiersma talks about a new strategy for treating strokes.

The chair of the Big Cities Mayors Caucus discusses preparations for the federal budget due out Feb. 27th and the provincial budget due sometime next month.

Dave Przednowek, director of grain sales for CN, addresses the challenges of moving the crop in the midst of a severe winter.

Peace country grain farmer, Warren Sekulic, laments the challenges of moving grain and the frustration of dealing with the railways.

Global News reporter, Jeff Semple, reports on Day 9 of the Olympic Winter Games.

Organizer and participant, Dr. Brent Saik, has some great news about the world's longest hockey game and the fund raising that is a big part of the story.

Edmonton Strathcona MP, Linda Duncan, reports from the federal NDP convention underway this weekend in Ottawa.

Global News reporter, John Himpe, with details of how Alberta plans to retail cannabis products once it is legal to do so.

First time author, Maia Caron, has written a historic novel based around the Metis rebellion of the 1870's.

A year to go to the next Canada Winter Games to be held in 2019 in Red Deer.  Lyn Radford, chair of the organizing committee, gives us a progress report.

Dave Dsiziak, board member for Protein Industries Canada, speaks about the supercluster funding announcement this week.

Ken Kobly, Predsident & CEO of the Alberta Chambers of Commerce, speaks to the possible escalation of a trade dispute between Alberta & BC over the Trans Mountain pipeline project.

Sachi Kurl, executive director of the Angus Reid Institute, speaks about a comprehensive new survey on attitudes towards the "me too" movement.

Ricardo Miranda, Minister of Culture & Tourism for Alberta, reflects on Black History month and on his upcoming trip to the Pyeongchang Olympic Games.

Calgary dental hygienist, Diane Nguyen, is raising money to help defer the costs of going to Haiti to treat folks with dental challenges in that country.

Annalise Boytinck & Kim Poffenroth of Urban Analytics speak about the state of multi-family housing in Edmonton and in Calgary.

Alberta Conservative MP, Shannon Stubbs, on the Manning Conference, and on various activities of the Prime Minister.

Conservative MP, John Barlow, speaks about the input farm producers are having on Canada's new Food Guide.  Surprisingly, it's not very much.

Theo van Wyk from Scalar Technologies discusses the latest findings on the ability of Canadian companies to deal with cybersecurity issues.