No More Rainbows In Westlock; Only ‘White Stripes’
The ban on rainbow crosswalks and pride flags in Westlock has left many questioning the town’s commitment to inclusion
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This Year’s International Women’s Day Theme Hits Home in Alberta
International Women’s Day is a global high-five to women’s achievements and a reminder that we’ve still got work to do
Oh Deer, Bambi’s Urban Escapades Stir Up a Ruckus
Urban deer don’t work a nine-to-five or pay taxes, but they sure enjoy city living!
Albertans Say ‘No Thanks’ to Political Parties in Local Elections, But Danielle Smith Isn’t Listening
Despite a chorus of “NOs” louder than a heavy metal concert, Danielle Smith still toys with the idea of adding partisan seasoning to the municipal stew
Clams, Tomatoes, and Vodka Walk into a Calgary Bar: The Birth of Canada’s Caesar
It takes a special kind of courage to combine clams, tomatoes, and vodka in one glass and call it a drink
The Unfair Treatment of Wind and Solar from a Province That Demands Fairness
“I imagine Alberta would be the only jurisdiction in the world to consider renewable energy riskier than oil and gas development,” said Simon Dyer of the Pembina Institute about the province’s unequal treatment of renewables
The World’s Most Generous Blood Donor Lives in Central Alberta
At 81, Josephine Michaluk not only surpasses a world record with 209 blood donations but inspires an entire community in Central Alberta to donate
Are Small Nuclear Reactors An Illusion or a Solution?
The allure of small modular nuclear reactors in Alberta faces challenges, including long development times, regulatory hurdles, high water demands, and public opposition
Ewe-nique Power: The Baa-rilliant Integration of Sheep and Solar Energy
Sheep and solar farms might be the greatest combo since peanut butter and jelly.