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University of Alberta golfer’s perfect seasonA University of Alberta golfer has been a force during the Canada West season. The Panda won every tournament she’s entered. Slav Kornik has the story.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonSep 28
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Shirt developed by University of Alberta researchers offers better protection for wildland firefightersA new shirt developed by researchers at the University of Alberta is offering better protection for wildland firefighters. As Nicole Stillger reports, it could be ready for them to wear in about one year.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonSep 30
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Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton: Monday, Sept. 30, 2024Albertans marked National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Plus, Alberta is set to have the lowest minimum wage in the country. And, a new shirt developed by a University of Alberta researcher could help better protect wildland firefighters.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonSep 30
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A group of Canadian doctors pushes to drop term fetal alcohol spectrum disorderDr. Sabrina Eliason, a pediatrician at the University of Alberta, joined Global News at Noon to explain why the group of doctors feels like the term “fetal alcohol spectrum disorder” does not help identify the specific needs of each individual or improve access to treatment.Oct 4
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2024 elections set to reshape global politicsNearly half of the world’s population is heading to the polls this year, with major elections taking place across the globe. Andy Knight, professor of international relations at the University of Alberta, joins Miranda Anthistle to explore how this year’s elections could reshape global politics.CanadaOct 1
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The story behind the Mike Petryk School of Dentistry at the U of AThe University of Alberta has renamed its dentistry school after a man who graduated from the dental program and went on to have a successful career. Mike Petryk and his family donated $10 million to the university. Mike’s son Bob and University of Alberta dentistry chair Paul Major joined Global News at Noon to talk...ScienceSep 12
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Aliens invade our imaginationsA University of Alberta history professor believes that aliens have invaded, but not in the literal sense. But when it comes to aliens and our imaginations —it dates back centuries. Robert Smith joined Global News at Noon to speak more about the fascination earthlings have when it comes to extraterrestrials.ScienceSep 12
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High post-secondary expenses leave Edmonton students in a pinchit’s back-to-school time and students at the University of Alberta say between tuition and rising cost of living, they’re feeling the pinch. This comes as a new poll sheds light on the financial stress Canada’s post-secondary students are under. Kabi Moulitharan reports.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonSep 2
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Festival of Trees back for another unforgettable yearFestival in the Garden is an unforgettable, adults-only event to kick off the University of Alberta Hospital Foundation’s Festival of Trees lineup, supporting transformative health system change across multiple causes. Dr. Jodi Abbot joined us on Global News Morning Edmonton with all the details.Global News Morning EdmontonAug 14
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Edmonton-born app helps make K-Days more accessible & AI makes ultrasounds easier to understandIn this edition of Health Matters, Sarah Ryan shows us an app being used at K-Days to ensure everyone can enjoy the festival and researchers at the University of Alberta teach AI to read ultrasounds.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJul 24
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First-of-its-kind program in Alberta aims to train physician assistantsThe University of Calgary is hopeful a new program will ensure health-care providers are better supported as Alberta’s first intake of physician assistants begin their studies. Drew Stremick reports.Global News Hour at 6 CalgarySep 12
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A look into the politics of the OlympicsIn a few days, the world will come together in the spirit of excellence and sportsmanship for the Paris 2024 Olympics. While the events are an exciting time for many, they are not without controversy. Marvin Washington, the dean of the College of Social Sciences and Humanities at the University of Alberta, joined us on...Global News Morning EdmontonJul 22
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Alberta research provides hope for Alzheimer’s patientsA team of scientists at the University of Alberta Hospital are working on an oral medication that, when tested on mice and human stem cells, has reduced the symptoms of the disease, and also attacked its root cause. Sarah Ryan explains in Health Matters.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJul 18
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Ukrainian Fashion Show showcases fashion, food and moreThe Alberta Council for the Ukrainian Arts has teamed up once again with Ukrainian Resource and Development Centre at MacEwan University to present another night of Ukrainian fashion, food, drinks and music. Karyn Decore, Olena Romanova and Daria Luciw joined us on Global News Morning with all the details about the upcoming Ukrainian Fashion Show.Global News Morning EdmontonSep 24
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Health care expert concerned about patient care amid looming AHS restructuringPremier Danielle Smith has proposed the possibility of moving control of some hospitals away from Alberta Health Services and transferring the sites to other providers. Dr. Lorian Hardcastle, a health law professor with the University of Calgary, joined Global News at Noon to highlight what this could mean for everyday Albertans.Global News at Noon EdmontonAug 28
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Record-breaking move-in day at UCalgary dormsSunday was move in day at the University of Calgary, with volunteers welcoming more first-year students to life on campus than ever before. The dormitories are seeing record demand for space as Alberta’s housing crisis continues to push students in search of affordable rent further afield. Sarah Offin reportsAug 25
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Canadian physician named to Virgin Galactic research space crewDr. Shawna Pandya, who earned her neuroscience degree at the University of Alberta, is making history. The physician and space scientist will be the first female named commercial astronaut in Canada. Emily Mertz spoke with her.Global News at 5 EdmontonJul 3
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Line drying laundry can help with energy costs along with creating a greener futurePeople are always looking for ways to save money and energy, especially with the cost of inflation. One way to be more economical and green, is to start line drying our clothes. University of Alberta professor Rachel McQueen joined us on Global News Morning Edmonton to discuss the movement and its benefits.Global News Morning EdmontonJul 3
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Wildfire aftermath: The impact to our ecosystemDr. Felix Nwaishi, associate professor of ecosystem science and environmental change at Mount Royal University joins Global News Calgary to discuss the repercussions of wildfires to Alberta’s biodiversity.Global News Morning CalgaryJul 31
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Alberta tech company Wyvern hopes to build a better Earth from spaceYou don’t normally see many space companies in Alberta, let alone Edmonton. A group of University of Alberta alumni is behind a local company called Wyvern, that is on a mission to help build a better earth using their specialized satellite images. Jaclyn Kucey explains in this month’s Alberta Innovates Game Changers series.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJun 27