Alberta Morning News

Carolyn Campbell of the Alberta Wilderness Association speaks about plans to save the wood caribou herds of northern Alberta.

Trying to address the challenges of algae in our waters.  There's a big prize for the company that can find the answers.

University of Alberta computer researcher, Irene Cheng, speaks about the application of artificial intelligence technology to help monitor seniors' safety.

Alex Scheiber of BC Child Services speaks about a national conference on indigenous child welfare taking place this weekend in Calgary.

Springbank resident, Lee Drewry, speaks about the ongoing argument over a proposed Springbank dam and alternatives that those affected want the province to consider.

Peggy Blacklock of the Calgary Airport Authority speaks about a program that helps families with autistic members feel more comfortable in airports and with flying.

Larry Simpson of the Nature Conservancy of Canada speaks about a new project in the Crowsnest Pass area of southern Alberta that will honour the late Jim Prentice.

STARS President & CEO, Andrea Roberton, speaks about the retrofit of the STARS air ambulance fleet serving Alberta.

Alberta Barley vice-chair, Dave Bishop, comments on a week of lobbying of parliamentarians and bureaucrats in Ottawa on behalf of agriculture producers.

Party leader, Stephen Mandel, comments on Saturday's policy conference which brought together more than 500 delegates in Edmonton.

IPSOS CEO, Darrell Bricker comments on the latest polling a year and a day before the next federal election.

Laura Tamblyn Watts of the Canadian Association of Retired Persons speaks about the challenges presented by the use of medicinal cannabis.

Greg Jeffrey, President of Alberta Teachers, speaks to this week's findings by the province on provincial testing scores in mathematics.

University of Alberta researcher, Margie Davenport, has helped develop new guidelines for exercise during pregnancy.

Travel Alberta CEO, Royce Chwin, speaks about an industry gathering in Banff which gets underway today.

Jenny Kain of Edmonton speaks about a UN-sponsored conference held this week to talk about safe places for women.

Pat Tohill of Juvenile Diabetes Canada Foundation speaks about a new tool that is going to help Type 1 diabetics deal with their disease and with their treatment.

Rick Tofani of SAIT talks about the development of a new testing area for drones in SE Calgary.

Alf Rudd, head of the Alberta Police Based Victims Services Association, speaks about what its members do and how additional funding from the province can be put to good use.

Christine Staley of Dyslexia Canada speaks about a national campaign to draw attention to this disease.