Dixie’s Story: Fighting Back Against Dog Theft
A new non-profit aims to change laws around pet abduction, believing that the 50 dogs stolen since November are more than just property; they are family
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Local Strongwoman Moves Mountains At International Championship
Age is just a number for Gen Segger, a 50-year-old athlete from St. Albert
How Watermelon Snow Warns Us About A Changing Climate
Watermelon snow isn’t about watermelons, but too much of it can be a problem as it speeds up glacial melting
Cochrane’s Game-Changer? – Healthcare Gets a Nurse-Powered Makeover
New clinic could cut the number of Cochranites without a family doctor in half
Banff Park Visitor Gets More Than Bargained For When Cougar Attack Sends Them To Hospital
The recent attack by a cougar in Banff National Park reminds us that there can be dangers when we visit wild places in our province. Scientists think that wildfires might be making these dangers even bigger
Unprecedented Dry Spell Ahead: Alberta’s All-Hands-On-Deck Drought Response Workshop
With Alberta on the brink of its driest summer, the Bow River Basin Council’s workshop helps to unite Albertans from different walks of life to respond to the looming water crisis together
Chef’s Kiss! Calgarian Wins Major Cooking Competition In France
A 20-year-old chef from Calgary shocked the world after winning the 2024 Jean Rougie cooking competition
Want To Find Love? Stop Looking For Your Soulmate
New research from The University of Alberta explains how to build real love from the ground up – just in time for Valentine’s Day
Are Wildlife Fences On The Trans-Canada Highway Enough?
Canmore has taken a big step toward protecting wildlife along the Trans-Canada Highway, but Y2Y believes there is still much work to be done