A Woman’s Love For Bears Earns Her National Award
Kimberly Titchener’s first encounter with a charging bear didn’t scare her away; it ignited a love and passion for these majestic creatures
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Belgian Backpackers Get More Than They Bargained for in Jasper National Park
From collapsed tents to fallen trees, the Belgians conquered treacherous conditions, proving that resilience and resourcefulness are critical in the face of nature’s surprises
From Home Turf to Global Stage: Young Guns Shine at the Canmore Coupe Canada Cup
Canmore mountain bikers overcame challenges and performed well at Canada Cup
No Lights, No Frights: Banff Trail Goes Dark to Protect Endangered Bats
To ensure bat safety, Banff will reduce lighting on trail by 60% after 11 pm and turn them off for at least 5 hours every night
Alberta’s Indigenous Renters Hit Hard: Paying More for Housing Than Others
Many Indigenous spend over 60% of their income on housing
Local Artist Set To Perform With Morgan Wallen
Airdrie’s-own Brandon Lorenzo is set to perform at the Big Valley Jamboree
A Win For Alberta’s Plains Bison
The Banff herd has grown from 16 to 80, with plans to expand the area where the bison can roam
The Great Weather Twist: From Sweltering Heat to Unexpected Snow
Talk about a weather rollercoaster! A rare June snowstorm hit Kananaskis Country and the Bow Valley, causing a warning for the Icefields Parkway
Dammed and Damned: The Tragic Fate of Minnewanka Landing
Lake Minnewanka, known to Stoney Nakoda First Nations as “Lake of the Spirits,” is home to a submerged ghost town