Aaron Paquette on truth, reconciliation and bringing light.

Lawyer Avnish Nanda on looking for justice.

Calgary entrepreneur Lourdes Juan, on the burden of the model minority.

Chaldeans Mensah on the bus ride from Toronto to Edmonton that changed everything.

Natalie Pon, on one Chinese-Albertan’s Covid-19 epiphany.

Barry Morishita, mayor of Alberta’s most multicultural city: Brooks.

Journalist Tomi Ajele on Afros in Alberta, BLM, and true meaning of the Calgary Flames.

Political scientist Yasmeen Abu-Laban on multiculturalism’s forgotten Alberta roots.

They said he’d never amount to anything. Indigenous MD Alika Lafontaine on beating odds and labels.

After years of being locked into a boom-and-bust resource economy, after years of battling against redneck stereotypes, after years of fighting for their future, how do Albertans create the Alberta they want? And what should that Alberta look like? In the fifth and final installment of Alberta Unbound, host Paula Simons, and her panelists -- Dr. Jared Wesley, a professor of political science from the University of Alberta; Shannon Stubbs, the Conservative MP for the riding of Lakeland, northeast of Edmonton; Dr. Diana Steinhauer, the president of Yellowhead Tribal College, and an elder with the Saddle Lake Cree Nation in Treaty Six territory; acclaimed journalist and documentary-maker Omar Mouallem,  and author and former Alberta cabinet minister Doug Griffiths – tackle some tough questions from an Edmonton audience.