Alberta Morning News

Calgary physician, Dr. Jim Silvius, discusses a national conference called to address the growing problem of over-prescribing pain medication and the challenges that seniors face as a result.

Mark Butler, head of International Education at Bow Valley College, speaks about a foreign internship program now available to Canadian students.

Mark Machin, President and CEO of the CPP Investment Board, brings us up to date on what the Board is up to in terms of building Canada's  pension investments.

University of Calgary researcher, Jane Shearer, has some important news about energy drinks and sports drinks, particularly for parents of teenage children.

Alberta's deputy premier, Sarah Hoffman, is in Pyeongchang to supprt Olympians and learn more about what it takes to host a Games.

Three time Olympian, Nathalie Lambert, knows what Team Canada can expect as it arrives in Pyeongchang South Korea for the Olympic Winter Games.

Pichu Kalyniuk from Canada Mortgage & Housing, speaks about a new study on home buying habits of Canadians.

University of Alberta pharmacy professor, Christine Hughes, talks about the need to properly prepare for holidays and travel from a health perspective.

University of Calgary researcher, Darren Brenner, speaks about new work on the question of the relationship between obesity and cancer.

Chris Hugenholtz from the University of Calgary taks about a new centre for technologies that deal with greenhouse gas emissions

Greg Jeffrey, head of the Alberta Teachers Association comments on a progress of a new curriculum, currently in development for Alberta schools.

Duane Vienneau, executive director of the 2018 Grey Cup Festival, unveils details of the event to be held Nov. 21st-25th in Edmonton.

Lt. Col. Jeff Wilson highlights the start of a two year celebration of the centennial of the 20th field regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery.

Body Break's Hal Johnson & Joanne McLeod help celebrate the centennial of the University of Alberta's Faculty of Nursing

Carys Richards from the Nature Conservancy of Canada speaks about a gift of nearly 1,500 acres of land in central Alberta that is especially valuable because of its wetlands.

Sharon Polsky, president of the Access & Privacy Council of Canada speaks about how vulnerable we are to the unsolicited use of personal data acquired from our digital devices.

Tom Steve, executive director of Alberta Barley, speaks about the administrative marriage of the wheat and barley associations in the province.

Leslie Dunning, incoming President of Golf Canada, speaks about a newly announced philosophy about diversity in the game.

Sue Huff from the Eating Disorder Network of Alberta, speaks about activities that begin on Thursday to mark Eating Disorder Week.

Frank Florien from the Telus World of Science in Edmonton speaks about Wednesday's upcoming lunar eclipse.