Hot Summers and A Winter Cold Snap Create Unseen Dangers In Banff’s Vermilion Lakes
As global temperatures rise, the threat of winterkill looms larger for lakes across North America
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Affordability: How Alberta Went from Hero to Zero on Minimum Wage
Despite being one of Canada’s wealthiest provinces, Premier Smith hasn’t prioritized helping workers or making necessities affordable; instead she’s picking frivolous fights with Ottawa
Full Steam Ahead: Proposal To Revive Banff’s Historic Train Station Chugging Along
Banff’s plan to revive a historic train station has some locals chugging with excitement and others steaming with concern!
An Elk Reminds A Canmore Cyclist To Stay In His Lane!
Elk in the Rockies may seem tame, but they are wild and powerful animals, as a cyclist in Canmore discovered
Banff and Lake Louise Tourism Strategy: Less Crowding, More Experiencing
Banff and Lake Louise Tourism announces new initiatives to reduce crowding and enhance visitor experiences
What’s Old is New Again: High School Course Puts Film Photography Back In Frame
“Through the Lens” teaches students how to make film photographs and connects them to each other, the environment, and the community
National Wildlife Week 2024: Celebrating Alberta’s Habitat Heroes
Albertans from all walks of life, including ranchers and environmentalists, have come together to safeguard our endangered and threatened wildlife
You Haven’t Seen “The Last of Us” – Alberta’s Film Industry and Stunning Locations Get Encore After Encore
And The Last of Us is far from the only film production in Alberta calling for “Lights, Camera, Action!”
Banff Elk Ice Rescue Raises Questions About Wildlife Rescues, When Should We Intervene?
Should we always help animals in trouble, or is it better to let nature take its course?