Elk vs. Cattle: The Growing Battle on Alberta Ranchlands
As growing elk populations compete with cattle for food, Alberta ranchers face mounting financial and operational challenges.
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Peyto Glacier Could Vanish in a Decade
Since 2019, Peyto Glacier has lost 450 meters in length and over 50 meters in ice thickness, making it one of the fastest-melting glaciers in the Rockies.
Inside Red Deer’s Natural and Cultural Treasures
Red Deer isn’t just a stop on the highway—it’s a city with deep cultural roots, a rich Métis history, and a surprising nickname
Owls Are Invading Alberta in Record Numbers
Alberta is witnessing an extraordinary invasion of owls this winter, with sightings of great grey, northern hawk, and snowy owls at record highs.
Embrace The Outdoors: Why Camping is Cooler in the Cold
Alberta’s winter camping is about embracing a different kind of outdoor adventure
Alberta-Federal Dispute Leaves 600 Displaced Jasper Residents Homeless
Alberta’s government refuses to release promised housing funds for Jasper’s displaced residents unless Ottawa expands the town’s boundaries.
Calgary Homeowners Cleaning Up On Clean Energy Loans
Homeowners are flocking to Calgary’s energy efficiency initiative, but limited funding has left demand sky-high.
What Lacombe’s Kindness Campaign Teaches Us About Community
How does a town become a community? During the month of February, Lacombe’s Family and Community Support Services is hoping to answer this question.
Sheep and Solar Panels: How Alberta Farmers Are Redefining Renewable Energy
With innovations like Solar Sheep Inc., renewable energy can work hand-in-hand with traditional farming practices.