Albertans Turn to US Wildfire Defense Systems for Property Protection
As Alberta faces increasingly severe wildfires, residents are turning to innovative solutions to protect their homes.
Kieran Robertson
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The Grisly Truth About Grizzly Attacks In Canada
Alberta and British Columbia are tied at 12 each for total deaths from grizzly and black bear attacks.
Why Is an American Company Playing Monopoly with Iconic Canadian National Parks?
Locals argue that Parks Canada has allowed Pursuit’s tourism empire to grow at the expense of local businesses and visitor choice.
Central Alberta Bullseye Put Blind Hockey in the Spotlight
The Bullseye highlight the growing community of blind hockey players in Canada, pushing the sport to new heights.
Grizzly Attack Leaves Calgary Man Emotionally and Physically Scarred
A Calgary man recovering from a terrifying grizzly attack in early September wants to share his story to help others.
A Billionaire’s Coal Mine Gets a Legal Shovel to the Face, But the Smith Government Keeps It Alive
The provincial government is twisting the law to push through coal mining in Oldman River country
Nostalgic Wales Theatre in High River Up for Sale
Historic Wales Theatre, a High River icon since 1927, faces an uncertain future as it goes up for sale.
Smith On A Mission To Gut The Health System, Then Privatize It
Premier Smith is making waves by threatening to privatize rural hospitals if Alberta Health Services doesn’t improve
5 Chocolate Shops To Visit For International Chocolate Day
Celebrate International Chocolate Day by indulging in Alberta’s best and most unique chocolate shops!