Will Alberta Do Its Fair Share Or Free Ride on Others’ Hard Work?
Despite the global consensus at COP28 for a swift move away from fossil fuels, Alberta’s oil sands are experiencing a production bonanza
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Domesticated Bees vs Wild Bees: The Buzz on Their Fight for Survival
The lack of regulations for bees used on farms poses a significant challenge in controlling disease spread and protecting wild bee populations
From Sun-Soaked Chills to Name Mysteries: Newcomers Dish Out Their Surprises About Wild Rose Country
Immigrants to Alberta share their challenges and first impressions
Albertans Stand Up for Kananaskis: Kananaskis Saved from the Saw, For Now
Kananaskis Country’s trees are safe for now, as West Fraser has decided to hold off on its clearcutting project
High River’s Hitchin Post Drive-In: Where Every Bite Is Worth A ‘Post’!”
Hitchin Post Drive-In has been a beloved part of High River since 1969, offering classic, made-to-order food that has become part of the town’s identity and perhaps a selfie on your next social media post
Paying the Price: Extreme Weather Means We Can Pay Now or Pay More Later
From fires to floods, avoiding the reality of the climate emergency is costing us
Are You an Innovator or a Laggard? Alberta’s Tech Adoption Showdown
From the fiercely innovative to the cautiously conservative, where Albertan’s stand on new technologies like EVs and heat pumps is more about personality than facts
Oops, Canada: We Don’t Want to be #1 in This Race!
We’re second from the bottom on the planet in the amount of climate pollution we produce per person.
Two Recent Train Derailments Raise Concerns About Rail Safety
Train accidents pose significant risks to communities like Cochrane and Canmore, which see frequent railway traffic.