Alberta Morning News

With ET Canada Producer Stephen Banks. National Treasures airs on Christmas Day at 7:00pm on Global TV

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Jamie Gruman is a Professor and Senior Reseach Fellow at the University of Guelph and is author to the book Boost: The Science of Recharging Yourself in an Age of Unrelenting Demands

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With "Powder" Matt Mosteller

Watch it on Global on Dec 25 at 7:30 pm. With Et Canada's Producer Stephen Banks.

Steve Jaworski of High School E-sports League, talks about the drive to sign up more high schools in Canada.

Alberta Innovates CEO, Laura Kilcrease, outlines the first stage of next June's Inventure conference which brings together entrepreneurs, researchers, and financial folks to help build the economy.

Dave Makarchuk of Mercer lays out the global economic outlook for 2019.

University of Alberta researcher, Jeff Kavanaugh, on icequakes which were a part of the rural scene early in 2018.

Senator Doug Black on C-69 and on his invitation to the premier of Quebec to come and learn something about the Alberta energy sector.  Environment Minister, Shannon Phillips, on a new wilderness park in NE Alberta;  Edmonton Public School Board chair, Michelle Draper, on the new Kindergarten to Grade 4 curriculum; and condo owner, Bob MacLeod, on new rules coming into place next year on condo board governance.

Bob MacLeod of the Condo Owners Society of Alberta, speaks to new rules for boards and condo owners, unveiled Friday  by Service Alberta.

Michelle Draper, chair of the Edmonton Public School Board, speaks about the new K-4 curriculum unveiled on Friday by education minister, David Eggen.

Environment & parks minister, Shannon Phillips, speaks about a new biodiversity area being established adjacent to Wood Buffalo National Park following consultations with First Nations, governments, and industry.

Alberta Senator, Doug Black, speaks about C-69 now through second reading in the Senate, and about his invitation to Quebec premier, Francois Legault to improve his knowledge of the energy sector.

Economic development & trade minister, Deron Bilous, speaks about the northern Alberta leaders summit held on Thursday in Slave Lake.

Global News chief political correspondent, David Akin, on Friday's first ministers meeting in Montreal;  Dr. David Swann, on a First Nations' proposal to eliminate game farms in Canada;  Tom Keenan on cybersecurity threats;  and Jeremy Harbinson on the Canadian Conservation Corp are a part of this week's Alberta Morning News podcast.

Jeremy Harbinson of the Canadian Conservation Corp speaks about the program aimed at 18-30 year old Canadians with a passion for conservation and the great outdoors.

Ian Holliday of the Angus Reid Institute speaks about a new survey on Canadians' attitudes towards marine shipping.