Alberta Impact

Reg Joseph sits down with me to talk about a multitude of perspectives that are needed to take into consideration about fixing Healthcare both here in Alberta and across Canada. Reg Joseph is the CEO of Health City, he and his team are nation wide advocates for bringing to light the solutions required to take us out of our current health care crisis.

Bryce Lambert and Mike Schwirtz sit over a glass of scotch to discuss the changing times as new generations step up, economies shift, and technologies emerge.

The Alberta Science and Technology Foundation has been around since 1989, encouraging, supporting and commemorating some of the most notable achievements by individuals and Organizations. The ASTech awards is the most prestigious award in its own way in Alberta. They recently wrote a book about 100 of their most innovative and life changing breakthroughs that happened over the past 30 years. To read this book and to learn about the ASTech Foundation,

Despite all the cut backs Alberta has been going through, there are still Organizations who are pushing for employment opportunities. Meet #TechCareers who sat down with Bryce to explain how they have been making it all happen. To find out more about Tech Careers visit: http://www.techcareers.ca/ Joining next for a quick segment is the Director of Communications, Katherine from Christmas Bureau of Edmonton, who has been helping put food on the table since 1940. To support them during this festive season, visit: https://www.christmasbureau.ca/ For our musical performance, Travis Dolter brings in his happy spirit with his original song, "Just to say I did".

Here in Alberta, we really do have it all. Our province has abundant natural resources, fertile soil and beautiful landscapes making this province a great place to live and work. Although natural resource production such as Forestry, Oil & Gas, and Agriculture have and is still contributing to our prosperous economy, we do have to take measures to protect our environment. Meet the Organization who has been advocating, supporting and nurturing innovative environmental initiatives, the Alberta Emerald Foundation.

A story of raise, fall and perseverance. How one of the fastest growing companies in Alberta had to face it's challenges and own up to their downfalls, how this experience lead them to focus more on their people who helped them with to raise once again but much more stronger this time. Truly an inspiring Canadian and Albertan story. To learn more about Surepoint Group, click the link below: https://www.surepoint.ca/

Based on an idea her father and Koleya shared environmental ideals and interest in emerging technologies, both father and daughter worked intensely to establish Absolute Combustion International Inc. (ACI), which has grown to become one of Alberta's most innovative cleantech companies and is setting new industry standards for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving fuel efficiency and enhancing safety in industrial heating. To learn more about Koleya and Absolute Combustion, click on the link below: https://www.koleya.ca/about/

Joining us in this episode is Marlenie Arana who is the founder of Empowering women Entrepreneur's and Business development Specialist for the City of Beaumont. Passion driven Marlenie is setting example and paving the path for our younger generation to be involved and to explore their creative sides. For more information follow Marlenie and the City of Beaumont Investments through the links below:

Hip dysplasia or the incidence of DDH is high in Native Americans, likely due to a combination of genetics and swaddling. However, in Canada infant hip dysplasia is very common yet very few of them get recognized or diagnosed in the early stages due to many reasons. Medo.AI came up with a Star Trek kind of tricoder which is portable and easily accessible in remote areas as well. This ground breaking medical artificial intelligence ultrasound is helping address this important issue rapidly, therefore, resulting in a better life for the infant with hip dysplasia. For more information visit: https://medo.ai/

The City of Edmonton is predicted to have a population of 2 million people by 2040. How does the city plans for this now to future proof this increase. Joining us tonight, Kalen Anderson Director of City Planning takes us through the process.