Albertans Want To Park Their Cars And Ride Trains
A recent survey shows nearly 90% of Albertans support expanding passenger rail, with a strong demand for airport connections and intercity service.
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Alberta Photographers Sweep Canadian Geographic Awards
Alberta’s breathtaking landscape and wildlife continue to inspire photographers, with Alberta photographers earning top honours in prestigious competitions.
Elk vs. Cattle: The Growing Battle on Alberta Ranchlands
As growing elk populations compete with cattle for food, Alberta ranchers face mounting financial and operational challenges.
Peyto Glacier Could Vanish in a Decade
Since 2019, Peyto Glacier has lost 450 meters in length and over 50 meters in ice thickness, making it one of the fastest-melting glaciers in the Rockies.
Embrace The Outdoors: Why Camping is Cooler in the Cold
Alberta’s winter camping is about embracing a different kind of outdoor adventure
Alberta-Federal Dispute Leaves 600 Displaced Jasper Residents Homeless
Alberta’s government refuses to release promised housing funds for Jasper’s displaced residents unless Ottawa expands the town’s boundaries.
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
Skiing with a Sidekick: Skijoring is Alberta’s Paws-itively Cool Winter Adventure!
Imagine the thrill of cross-country skiing across Alberta’s breathtaking landscapes, powered by your dog’s boundless energy
Husky Holidays: Unleash the Ultimate Snowy Adventure
There are plenty of ways to enjoy the winter outdoors in Alberta, but there’s nothing quite like dog sledding