Oil And Gas Companies Leaving a Toxic Trail Of Unpaid Tax Bills
While ordinary Albertans pay what’s due even in these difficult times, oil companies–who have been making record profits–are getting a free pass on $250 million in property taxes
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Breaking Barriers: Keyara Wardley And The Rise Of Women’s Rugby In Canada
Keyara Wardley is breaking barriers in women’s rugby, leading Team Canada to Olympic success and inspiring a new generation of athletes to pick up the sport
Escape to the Country’s Pup Bus Takes Dogs For Paws-itively Perfect Rides
Inspired by a similar service in Alaska, owner Emma Godley repurposed an old school bus to create the Pup Bus
Ionic Solutions’ Iconic Solution To Global Water Security
Calgary’s Azar Yazdanbod, driven by the water crisis in his home country, Iran, is dedicated to finding global water solutions with Ionic Solutions
The Black Hat Gang Rides Into The UCP Inner Circle With Guns A’ Blazing
The proposal to revamp Alberta’s Bill of Rights with NRA-style freedoms is drawing sharp criticism online from many who think it’s a distraction from pressing provincial issues
Canada’s 2023 Wildfires: More Than Just Smoky Skies
Canada’s 2023 wildfire season unleashed a staggering 2 billion tonnes of carbon pollution, reshaping the global climate landscape and signalling a dire need for urgent action
Roadkill Numbers Show Wildlife Crossings Work
In stark contrast to Banff, Jasper National Park’s highways, lacking critical wildlife crossings, have become a deadly zone for animals, with over 1,000 fatalities reported in the past decade
Canmore’s Jordy Munro Is On A Wave to the World Championships
Clinching the junior men’s freestyle title at the Whitewater National Championships last week earned Munro a spot at the 2025 Canoe Freestyle World Championships
Boldly Go to Vulcan: Where Many Star Trek Fans Have Gone Before
Vulcan may not have been named after Spock’s home planet, but this small town has fully embraced its Star Trek connection