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People may not think of snakes in the Edmonton area, but two species are out there. Dale Gienow with WildNorth joined CTV Your Morning Edmonton's Cory Edel on the kinds of snakes you could meet in the city and what you should do.
Gemma Dunn, executive director of the Edmonton Chamber of Voluntary Organizations, joined CTV Your Morning Edmonton's Kent Morrison on the state of volunteerism in the city and how it's evolved.
A dedicated group of Edmontonians will take to the streets Saturday to clean up part of the city.
Canadian Centre of Recovery Excellence scientist Dan Devoe joined CTV Your Morning Edmonton's Kent Morrison to discuss his research on how cannabis may be having a negative impact on younger users.
Registered psychologist Lisa Rowbottom joined CTV Edmonton’s Your Morning host Kent Morrison on Monday to explain what the bystander effect is and how to counteract it.
Tim Caulfield, a research director at the Health Law Institute at the University of Alberta, joined host Kent Morrison on CTV Your Morning Edmonton Tuesday to break down the basics of exercise and what the science shows.
All the information we get from social media and the internet may be impacting our critical thinking skills. Educational psychology professor with the University of Alberta Jacqueline Leighton joined CTV Your Morning Edmonton's Kent Morrison with her insight.
As Easter approaches, an animal rescue organization is cautioning families to skip the impulse of getting a cute bunny for the occasion – and instead, consider fostering first.
What is ageism and how does it affect women? Ahead of International Women's Day this Sunday, University of Alberta professor Dr. Sherry Dahlke joined CTV Your Morning Edmonton's Cory Edel to discuss something that often goes unspoken.
Can you choose happiness? It's a question many people find either inspiring or frustrating and it's also the subject of a lot of research. Registered psychologist Joan Neehall joined CTV Your Morning Edmonton's Kent Morrison to explain the difference between choosing happiness and toxic positivity.
Surveys have shown finances are the top stressor for Canadians, and can impact our health and happiness. Physician and author Dr. Samra Zafar joined CTV Your Morning Edmonton's Kim Wynn to discuss the emotional cost of high prices.
In modern day, understanding or accessing the history of Treaties can be difficult. University of Alberta professor and co-author of 'Talk Treaty To Me' Crystal Gail Fraser joined CTV Your Morning Edmonton with more on how she's trying to change that.
As the cost of living continues to rise, many can find themselves living paycheque to paycheque. Reni Eniola, host of the Don’t Go Broke Trying podcast, has advice on budgeting and how to achieve your long-term financial goals.
After a couple weeks of warm conditions, this latest dump has many wondering how long it's going to take the city to clear the snow, after some of the obstacles with services on Edmonton roads earlier this year. Mayor Andrew Knack talks snow clearing, infill and more on CTV Your Morning Edmonton Wednesday.
According to the Mental Health Commission of Canada, the manosphere is a loose network of men's groups online promoting misogyny and anti-feminism to wide audiences. Neil Shyminsky, a professor at Cambrian College in Ontario joined CTV Your Morning Edmonton's Kent Morrison about his fight against the manosphere.
A recent survey showed more than half of Canadians put food cost at the top of their concern list. Home economist Jodie Kachkar joined CTV Your Morning Edmonton's Kim Wynn with some common food myths you can ignore to help curb food wastage in the kitchen.
