From Hot Glass to Cold Reality: Hacked Business on the Brink
In the fiery world of glassblowing, David Blankenstyn never expected to be cooled down by a hacker’s attack, leaving his thriving business nearly extinguished
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City Bees Are B+ Because of Bigger Brains
City bees are proving that size does matter, at least when it comes to brains
Alberta’s Own Stargazer: How One Man is Changing Lives with a Free Tiny House
Kenton Zerbin’s Stargazer tiny home illustrates that every problem is an opportunity, leading to one of the most inspiring eco-friendly projects in Alberta
Warm Hearts Save Homeless Man from Record Cold in Banff
Edwin Kraft, a 66-year-old homeless man in Banff, was facing minus-40-degree temperatures until the residents rallied to get him a safe and warm shelter
Canmore Nordic Skier Overcomes Illness To Become Youth Olympian
A Canmore athlete will perform on the international stage as a member of Team Canada after her impressive performance at the Alberta Cup
The Most Un’bear’able Farmhands: Waterton Ranchers Grapple with Hungry Carnivores
Grizzlies are looking for careers in farming, but ranchers in southwestern Alberta aren’t too happy about it
A Bitter Pill To Swallow: Premier Smith’s Expensive Atabay Medicine Fiasco
Premier Smith’s plan for children’s medicines backfires – delays, weaker doses, expiring stocks make the $80 million deal a cautionary tale for healthcare decisions in Alberta
Bigger Profits, Less Charity: That’s Suncor’s New Mantra Under New CEO Rich Kruger
Despite making almost $23 billion in profits last year, Suncor Energy is slashing its commitment to charity, marking a stark shift in the company’s approach
Albertans Rally as Big Chill Brings Electrical Grid to Its Knees
Amidst Alberta’s record-low temperatures, the soaring demand for power led to an unprecedented strain on the electrical grid, raising questions arise about Alberta’s future energy plans.