Alberta Morning News

Ron Glen, head of the provincial association of road builders and heavy equipment operators, speaks about this coming week's convention in Banff.

University of Alberta law professor, Eric Adams, says allowing for diversity and respect is one of the ways that institutions and the medical community can deal with medical assistance in dying.

Calgary parent and activist, Rae Martens offers some useful thoughts on seclusion rooms and whether they should be part of Alberta schools.

Irene Martin-Lindsay of the Alberta Seniors Communities & Housing Association on a new approach to dealing with seniors in the province.

University of Toronto music professor, Nichael Thaut, speaks about some promising research on how familiar music can trigger memories for alzheimers patients.

Kevin Connolly of Dell Technologies on a new survey that addresses how the Gen-Z group, born after 1996, feels about technology and some of the other skill sets they will need to find jobs in the 21st century marketplace.

What you should know about cannabis and travel from Roland Van Meur of the Alberta Motor Association.

Rich Smith of Alberta Beef Producers speaks to several topics, among them, the current plebiscite on checkoff fees paid by producers.

A group of students at Cayley Elementary are about to get a music lesson from one of the most celebrated groups of classical music in the country.

Bree Claude of the County of Strathcona near Edmonton, talks about an interactive display that tries to teach folks about opioid addiction.

University of Alberta's Paul Myers, talks about the current state of the Arctic Ocean.

Laurie Campbell,  CEO of Credit Canada, talks about the stress of money management.

Susan Auch, head of Speed Skating Canada, speaks about this weekend's short track World Cup event in Calgary and about the upcoming Olympic plebiscite.

Dr. Sana-Ara Ahmed, a pain specialist, speaks about the use of medicinal cannabis to treat pain.

David Conley, president & CEO of Unicef Canada, speaks about tonight's Water For Life fund raising gala in Calgary.

Conservative MP, Michael Cooper is the architect of C-417, a bill introduced in the House of Commons this week that seeks to give jurors the chance to get mental health help without putting into jeopardy the best interests of justice.

Alberta Liberal leader, David Khan wants to know why at least one Alberta agency is not helping those who want information on assisted dying, and wants to know why the province isn't enforcing the law on this subject.

Dalhousie food management professor, Sylvain Charlebois, speaks about a growing trend in Canada to consume less beef and still get protein from other sources.

Author Brooke McAlary speaks about her book "Slow Down" and about the North American tour with her family to promote it.

TEC Edmonton CEO, Chris Lumb, speaks to a new incubator for health entrepreneurs.