Alberta Morning News

Paul Paton, dean of law at the University of Alberta, speaks about the changing techological landscape for the legal profession.

Q8ueen's business professor, David Detomasi, speaks about the resumption of NAFTA talks Sunday in Montreal.

Taber land owner, Daryl Bennett, speaks about the case of land owners with abandoned wells on their properties taking their case to the Supreme Court of Canada.

Matt Mosteller from Resorts of the Canadian Rockies speaks about events surrounding Avalanche Awarness Days this weekend in the Canadian Rockies.

Stuart Cullum, president of Olds College, speaks about an MOU signed this week to encourage development of entrepreneurs in the agri-business sector.

Craig MacDonald, president of the Alberta Fire Fighters Association, comments on Fridays announcement of additional support for those suffering from reproductive cancers as a result of the work they do.

Nancy Didalt from Banff Lake Louise Tourism outlines some of the activities going on in the area during Show Days and the ice carving festival.

Jim Hailes, Mayor of the Town of Fox Creek, speaks about the challenges facing his community because of earthquakes caused by hydraulic fracking as part of the resource recovery process.

Seismologist Ryan Schultz of the Alberta Geological Survey speaks about the challenges hydraulic fracking is presenting to residents in the Fox Creek area of NW Alberta.

Dr. Satyamoorthy Kabilan from the Conference Board of Canada speaks about the security nand emergency measures conference held this week in Okotoks.

Environmental director, Rob Cumming, speaks about a project by Canada Lafarge to use more environmentally friendly products to produce energy to, in turn, produce cement and concrete.  

Political scientist, Duane Bratt, speaks about the current status of Alberta politics.  He believes the 2019 election campaign is now underway.

Author and commentator, Kelley Keehn, speaks about the need for New Year's resolutions to include financial fitness.

Former short track speedskater, Isabelle Charest, will lead Team Canada into the Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang South Korea next month.

Mike Lamacchia, vice-president of operations for the STARS air ambulance, comments on this year's fund raising lottery.

Dr. Ronald Lim, a Calgary clinician, comments on being a part of a national study on the misuse of opioids.

Stephanie Rigby, executive director of Food Banks Alberta, discusses the current state of the businesses in the province.

Former Canadian ambassador and global business executive, Randolph Mank, speaks about Canadian trade priorities in Asia.

Mark Stephen, voice of the Calgary Stampeders, speaks about this week's upcoming meetings of CFL general managers in Banff.

Liberal MLA, Dr. David Swann, speaks about an upcoming seminar on public health and the covenants among practitioners and patients that help make the system work.