Calgary Homeowners Cleaning Up On Clean Energy Loans
Homeowners are flocking to Calgary’s energy efficiency initiative, but limited funding has left demand sky-high.
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Alberta to Revive Coal Mining: Public Opinion and Science Left in the Dust
Alberta’s new coal rules already look old as the province suddenly lifts the ban on new Eastern Slope coal projects.
What Lacombe’s Kindness Campaign Teaches Us About Community
How does a town become a community? During the month of February, Lacombe’s Family and Community Support Services is hoping to answer this question.
Is It Time To Stop Wildlife Killing Contests in Alberta?
Although thought to be a thing of the past, killing contests of wolves and coyotes are common and still happening in Alberta.
Sheep and Solar Panels: How Alberta Farmers Are Redefining Renewable Energy
With innovations like Solar Sheep Inc., renewable energy can work hand-in-hand with traditional farming practices.
Cochrane Mourns the Fall of Its Beloved 300-Year-Old Grandfather Tree
Loved by generations, the Grandfather Tree symbolized Cochrane’s natural heritage until high winds and time claimed it.
A Pathway To Ruin? The Troubling Case of Pathways Alliance
A new study exposes the financial and environmental pitfalls of Pathways Alliance’s carbon capture megaproject in Alberta.
2024: Hottest Year in Recorded History
No matter if you’re a denier or a doomer, Alberta’s back-to-back record-breaking summers reveal the urgent need for climate resilience and community preparedness.
Busy Trails in Bow Valley Impacts Wolves and Grizzlies
Crowded trails and recreational growth in Bow Valley have created a significant challenge for wildlife, especially sensitive species like wolves and grizzlies