Alberta Morning News

Tom Keenan, author of Technocreep, speaks about cyber security and the potential for outsiders to disrupt accurate information flows.

Lt. Cpl. Pierre Leroux, head of Joint Task Force Ukraine, speaks about the Canadian military mission to that country.

Global News chief political correspondent, David Akin, summarizes Friday's first ministers conference in Montreal.

Alberta Liberal MLA, Dr. David Swann, speaks about a resolution passed by the Assembly of First Nations aimed at getting rid of game farms in Canada.

Putting a dent in the international drug trafficking network has been the recent assignment for HMCS Edmonton, the Canadian frigate commanded by Lt. Commander Kristina Gray.

Jim Everson, president of the Canola Council of Canada, outlines plans for the continued growth of a crop the world wants to buy.

Jody Wachowich of AgSafe Alberta, Mike Walls on moving crude oil by rail, Amber Ruddy of the CFIB on the need for small business owners to plan for their retirement, and Jim Baker of the Banff Centre on the latest tour of offerings from the Banff Mountain Film Festival are this week's highlights.

Jim Baker of the Banff Centre has assembled this year's world tour of films drawn from the Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival.

Bill Wells of Alberta Recreation & Parks Association, speaks about the province's proposal to build eight new provincial parks in west central Alberta.

University of Alberta researcher, Jeff Daniels, wants to know how much digital is too much digital for young people.

Amber Ruddy of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business speaks about the need for small business owners to prepare for retirement.

Mike Walls, senior crude oil analyst at Genscape, talks about the complexities of moving crude oil by rail.

Computing science researcher, Eleni Stroulia, speaks about an idea for a virtual gym being developed at the University of Alberta.

Ponoka Mayor, Rick Bonnett, speaks about an argument his council is having with the province over how to pay for a much needed multi-purpose field house.

Craig Bonneville of EPCOR speaks about the company's venture into solar power and battery storage.

Global News reporter, Sam Cooper, on his weeklong series on the fentanyl crisis in Canada and what needs to be done about it.

Jody Wachowich, executive director of AgSafety Alberta, speaks to new regulations on occupational health and safety which take effect today in the provincial agriculture sector.

Alberta environment & parks minister, Shannon Phillips, Avalanche Canada's Karl Klassen, Dennie Hycha of the College of Alberta Nurses Association, and Jerry Bigma of Alberta Food Processors Association are today's guests.

Seth Klein of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives speaks about the referendum underway in BC to decide if voters should move away from the "first past the post" electoral system.

Ken Kobly of the Alberta Chambers of Commerce speaks about the past week's federal financial statement and its potential impacts on Alberta businesses.