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EPISODE · May 1, 2024 · 23 MIN

Alberta Energy Prices, Financial Barriers to Fertility Treatment, and Issues with Phones in the Classroom

from The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz · host Corus Radio

Do you ‘cringe’ every month when you open your energy bills? Well, hopefully changes coming to the electricity fee structure will offer some relief for Calgarians. We discuss the potential changes Alberta's energy fee regulations with Markham Hislop, Energy journalist and Publisher Energy Media.   If you and your significant other are looking to have children but facing infertility challenges, maybe it’s time to move to a different province for treatment. 7 provinces currently offer some form of financial aid for infertility treatment, but Alberta is not one of them. We discuss the financial barriers to treatment in Alberta with Dr. Ariana Daniel, Infertility Specialist at the Alberta Reproductive Centre. As every parent knows, getting the kids off their phones is hard enough at home and Ontario is taking action to limit phone usage in the classroom. Should Alberta take a similar approach? We tackle the topic with Jason Schilling, President of the Alberta Teacher’s Association.

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