Vanishing Ice: Alberta’s Role in the First-Ever World Glacier Day
What started as a conversation in a Canmore pub has become a global movement to safeguard the planet’s glaciers.
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UCP MLA Booted for Demanding Fair Funding for Rural Alberta
The Lesser Slave Lake region contributes $1.5 billion to Alberta’s economy, but its residents are forced to navigate deadly highways and underfunded hospitals.
The Most Endangered Ecosystem in Canada Is Right Here in Alberta
Alberta’s native grasslands are disappearing fast, but a surprising alliance between ranchers and conservationists is helping to turn the tide.
Bow Valley Businesses Fear Collapse as Foreign Worker Restrictions Tighten
Canada’s new foreign worker rules could leave Bow Valley businesses short-staffed and workers’ dreams dashed.
Loss of Critical Trout Habitat Widespread Across Southern Alberta
A new CPAWS report exposes how forestry operations devastate essential trout habitats across southern Alberta.
Top 10 Early-Season Family-Friendly Hikes in the Alberta Rockies
Forget the National Parks. Some of the best early-season hikes in the Rockies are in Alberta provincial parks and recreation areas.
Relief at Last: First Families Settle Into Jasper’s Temporary Housing
After months of uncertainty, the first displaced Jasper residents are finally moving into new temporary homes.
“Flush It!”: Alberta Town Rejects Billboard Pushing U.S. Statehood
A massive billboard along Highway 2 featuring Trump and Premier Danielle Smith has sparked outrage, with Bowden’s mayor insisting the town wants nothing to do with it.
Alberta Infrastructure Minister Resigns Over Questionable Procurement Practices
The resignation of Infrastructure Minister Peter Guthrie has intensified calls for accountability in a procurement scandal rocking the UCP government.