Fourteen and WHL-Ready: Landon DuPont Sets New Standards for Young Hockey Talent
Five feet, eleven inches tall, and weighing 170 pounds, DuPont is a force to be reckoned with on the ice
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What’s Missing in the New Health Care Model? The Bare Minimum
With the elimination of minimum care hours, nurses warn that Alberta’s new regulations could turn continuing care into a profit-first, care-second industry
From Cub To Cougar: Connor Bouchard Sharpens His Claws For Next Season
Bouchard’s stellar performance this season is just the beginning, as he eyes further growth and aims to elevate his game
The 125-Year-Old Stampede Elm Turns a New Leaf Through the Efforts of Calgary Woodworkers
The Stampede Elm is not just a tree, it’s a piece of Calgary’s history, and the Calgary Woodturners Guild plans to keep that history alive
What’s Old is New Again: High School Course Puts Film Photography Back In Frame
“Through the Lens” teaches students how to make film photographs and connects them to each other, the environment, and the community
Alberta Cattle Crave Culinary Castoffs: A Moo-ving Solution to Food Waste!
The new short film Reduce, Reuse, Ruminate documents how Alberta’s cattle are dining differently and solving our food waste problem
Changing the Game: Manjit Minhas’s Historic Ownership Stake in the CEBL
Breaking ceilings and setting new benchmarks, Manjit Minhas’s entry into the CEBL ownership circle is not just about basketball, but inspiring the next generation of athletes and owners
“Embarrassing and Misguided”: The Verdict on Alberta’s Latest Social Studies Curriculum
The watering down and simplification of public school curricula is terrible news for the future of our democracy
Big Oil’s Carbon Capture and Storage Proposal: A Plan to Bury Pollution or a Pipe Dream?
Pathways Alliance, representing six major oil sand companies, plans to build a 400-kilometre pipeline to sequester carbon underground amidst skepticism about its long-term effectiveness