Farmers and Families vs. Frackers: Who Gets the Last Drop?
Alberta’s ongoing drought underscores the urgent need for a fairer process for distributing scarce water along with stricter water conservation measures that don’t play favourites
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Pickleball’s Popularity Is Rising & Okotoks Is Cashing In
Pickleball has become the fastest-growing sport in North America, but in Okotoks, it’s causing a rift between players and residents disturbed by the noise
Pissed Off Porcupines Prickling Pooches In Calgary’s Prettiest Park
As more people enjoy the outdoors with their dogs, Nose Hill Park’s porcupines are making their presence felt—literally.
Small Scale, Big Impact: Lance Cardinal’s Residential School Replica Sparks Reconciliation Dialogue
The artist found inspiration in a picture of his grandparents at the residential school, leading him to spend years putting the miniature replica together
Rise and Shine, It’s Drinking Time at Calgary Stampede!
At this year’s Calgary Stampede, the early bird doesn’t just get the worm; they get a drink too!
Bear Cub’s Glow-Up: From Halloween Horror to Summertime Success!
The Halloween cub, once a tiny, lonely bear, is now ready to return to the wild, thanks to the hard work of the Wildlife rehabilitators in Cochrane
Underdog Oilers Look To Snatch The Cup From The Panthers’ Paws
The Oilers’ journey from a 33-year championship drought to the brink of Stanley Cup glory is the talk of the Canadian hockey world
Concerts, Films, Dance: The Indigenous History Month Events You Want To Be At In Banff and Canmore
A round-up of free events this June, presented by the Banff Centre
Edmonton Folk Music Festival: 64 Performances, One Epic Weekend
The Edmonton Folk Music Festival, running August 8-11, will feature a star-studded lineup including Jason Romero, Ben Howard, and headliners Robert Plant and Alison Krauss