Gary the Adventure Cat Talks Skiing, Glaciers, and Life in the Spotlight
Discover the world of Gary the Cat and his owner, James, as they hike through glacier landscapes, observe post-wildfire regrowth, and share insights on managing fame
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Albertans Want Parks to be Affordable, Accessible and Peaceful
Albertans have spoken: A recent survey shows overwhelming support for affordable, accessible parks with minimal fees and limited commercial development
Journey Through Time With These Glacier Photos
Take a visual trip through the Rockies and witness the striking difference in Alberta’s glaciers from the early 20th century to now
Missed the Alberta Northern Lights? Here’s Why You’ll Have Even More Chances!
Albertans have been treated to eye-popping Aurora displays this fall; here’s why, along with a celebration of striking images of the northern lights in the Canadian Rockies
Two Canadians Win the “Academy Awards” of Wildlife Photography
Canadian photographers Shane Gross and John E. Marriott took top honours in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition with stunning captures of western toad tadpoles and a lynx family
Canmore Skier Takes A Bite Out of the Big Apple
Cole Richardson’s pro skiing career just hit new heights, with his slow-motion powder-shredding video featured on a massive Times Square billboard
Wildflowers: A Bad Ass Mountain Woman Ahead Of Her Time
Premiering at the Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival, Wildflowers connects two women explorers separated by a century but united by a passion for the mountains
Paddles, Potions, and Pumpkin Spice: Two Jack Lake Hosts a Bewitching SUP Event
The Witches Paddle phenomenon hits the Rockies, inviting paddleboarders to glide across Two Jack Lake in their spookiest Halloween attire
Soaring Insurance Costs Prove Why Climate Change Adaptation Can’t Wait
Alberta’s summer of 2024 saw a catastrophic wildfire and a violent storm that became the ninth and second costliest disasters in Canadian history