Alberta Morning News

Judy Chepela from the Faculty of Rehabilitative Medicine at the University of Alberta, speaks about digital devices, poor posture, and how it hurts, sometimes, to be addicted to devices.

Bonnie Schmidt, founder and President of Let's Talk Science, highlights some of the work the organization is doing.

UBC researchers are examining grapes to see if there has been any damage caused by smoke from forest fires.

University of Alberta chemistry researcher, Matthew Macauley, speaks about new findings on a protein call CD33 which, it's believed, has an impact on the development of alzheimers disease.

The Canadian Agricultural Human Resources Council is all about training and retaining good workers in Canada's agriculture sector.

Alberta's Minister of Children's Services, Danielle Larivee, speaks about a renewed effort to address problems with Indigenous child welfare.

Edmonton Mayor, Don Iveson, reports from the US Mayors Convention in Washington.

Dan Merkowsky of the RV Dealers Association of Alberta highlights this weekend's show taking place at Stampede Park in Calgary.

Laurence Applebaum, CEO of Golf Canada, highlights some of the work of the organization which is conducting its AGM in Calgary this weekend.

Telus Health has introduced a new app that helps new parents track everything about their baby.

A group of First Nations in Alberta and BC is trying to create an energy corridor to move crude oil from Bruderheim AB to Prince Rupert BC.

A new survey by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business suggests farmers are not happy about an increasing amount of red tape and interference in their lives.

Dr. Lorraine Breault from the University of Alberta speaks about new research on depression among Albertans.

Sylvain Charlebois, dean of the faculty of management at Dalhousie University, speaks about trade deals and their importance for agriculture.

Janet Riopel, president and CEO of the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce, speaks about the latest round of talks now underway in Montreal.

Here's a story about what's coming out of a University of Alberta research lab, and what the possibilities might be as the research work develops.

Author and therapist, Ken Dolan-Del Vecchio speaks about grieving the loss of a pet and provides tips on how to deal with what often feels like the loss of a member of the family.

Here's an idea for young people who aren't sure what to do with their lives after high school.

Chris Turchansky from ATB responds to the question of why don't we treat saving money with the same degree of importance as paying for homes, cars, and food.

Measuring economic diversity in Alberta is the goal of Bev Dahlby, a co-author of a report on this subject from the School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary.