Edmonton AM
with Rick Harp

This morning we spoke with to a criminology expert about what the force has to do in the wake of yet another scandal. This time one involving harassment charges against an officer that used to work in Edmonton.

We take you to the picket line at the Hardisty Care Centre where some union members are ambivalent about being on strike.

Proposed changes to Employment Insurance could have a big impact on businesses in Alberta.

 Bean bag chairs and couches only in one Edmonton Catholic school is making some creative changes to try to improve the learning experience.

Dr. Lynora Saxinger, an infectious disease specialist at the University of Alberta, weighs in on how safe you should feel heading into hospital here in Edmonton. This as the investigation continues into an antibiotic-resistant bacteria suspected of killing a women last week.

And a historic mural has been destroyed at Strathcona highschool. It showed Edmonton Eskimo legend Rollie Miles, and it's a been a long time inspiration of his grandson, Jesse Lipscombe.

 The story of the woman who gave NAIT their Ook back. She used her skills to make the school a new mascot.

Our Eye on the Legislature, Paul McLoughlin, joins us to talk about what could happen during the new legislature session that starts today.