Alberta Morning News

Retired Col., Russell Mann, speaks about help available to military families and to some of the challenges those families face.

Guy Parent, Canada's veterans ombudsman, speaks about the challenges of transition from military to civilian life.  

Outgoing Alberta Greens leader, Janet Keeping, speaks about new leadership and where the party goes from here.

Consultant Kimberley Van Vliet talks about the state of the Alberta aerospace industry.

Post doctoral fellow, Jannifer Klutsch from the University of Alberta talks about her work on the mountain pine beetle problem.

Brett Purdy of Alberta Innovates on new technologies designed to help us use less water and reuse water more often.

University of Alberta researcher, Tina Watchman, on the concept of "play."

Paul Whittaker of the Alberta Forest Products Association comments on the latest tariff ruling on softwood lumber from the US Commerce department.

Alberta Environment Minister, Shannon Phillips, speaks about outcomes from the federal provincial meeting in Vancouver.

Lorraine Lafreniere, CEO of the Coaching Association of Canada on the new focus on protecting young athletes from the peril of abuse.

Wade Sobkowich of the Western Grain Elevators Association comments on the Transportation Modernization Acxt, Bill C-49.

John Carpay of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms talks about one particular case in connection with the provincial government's Bill 24.

Corus radio's John Himpe reports on the election of Jason Kenny as leader of Alberta's United Conservative Party.

Vanier Institute of the Family CEO, Nora Spinks, speaks about the latest data on Canada's families from Statistics Canada.

Registered pyschologist, Shane Lynch, talks about a program called Fathers Moving Forward that helps young dads deal with fatherhood.

Amit Kumar of Alberta Innovates, speaks about a new project to produce and store electricity from biomass products.

CHED radio's Eileen Bell speaks about this week's flare-up on sex education:  when, where, and if it should be taught in Alberta schools.

Humphrey Banack of the Alberta Federation of Agriculture talks about the shortage of workers in the agriculture sector and the need for the temporary foreign workers program.

Immigration lawyer, Bryan Kwan , speaks about changes to the Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program.

Linda Silas, President of the Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions, talks about the need for increased home care.