Alberta Approves Cougar Hunting in a Provincial Park
Opening Cypress Hills to cougar hunting without public consultation highlights a growing divide between the government and Albertans on wildlife conservation
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The Debate Over Relocating Lucy the Elephant Ahead of Her 50th Birthday
The ethical considerations of keeping elephants in zoos have gained traction, with Lucy’s story becoming a focal point of the conversation
New Group Tasked With Keeping Cochrane Beautiful
Cochrane’s Natural Environment Protection Task Force is a bold initiative to preserve the town’s ecological health and iconic natural beauty
How a Holstein Became the Star of Sylvan Lake
Sylvan Lake’s biggest celebrity is 2,500-pound Holstein, who struts in parades, loves Timbits and lets his owner ride him like a horse
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
$5 Today Doesn’t Get You What It Used To 150 Years Ago
The Bearspaw First Nation contends that $5 a year per person in treaty payments is an outdated injustice that demands correction
Audience Defaces Feminist Artwork at 10th Creative Combat in Canmore
By showcasing her self-portrait, “Women’s Rights Matter,” Nickerson highlights the importance of action and the broader dialogue on gender equality
Community Celebrates Cochrane Public Library’s Upcoming Expansion
A novel idea is taking shape in Cochrane: the library will be upgraded to meet the town’s growing needs
Skiing Year Round in Alberta Faces New Challenges
A warming global climate makes it difficult for passionate year-round skiers like Canmore’s Noah Jacobs to find snow every month