Feeling Sheepish? Okotoks Adds Livestock to Emotional Support Roster
Okotoks is launching a program to allow livestock to be emotional support animals for a one-year trial.
Nature & Wildlife
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National Park Grizzly Fatalities Spark Urgent Calls for Wildlife Summit
John E. Marriott, a prominent wildlife advocate, emphasizes the need for a summit to ensure the sustainability of grizzly populations in Yoho National Park following recent fatalities
Come Hell or No Water: Stampede Spirit Keeps Flowing
Despite the water shortage, the Stampede dreams big, promising that the fun isn’t cancelled
Doe Not Disturb: Deer Attack In Okotoks Raises Management Questions
What started as a routine walk near Cimarron Circle turned into a fight for safety when a deer charged at Lisa Flentje and her dog, Lola.
Wildlife Encounters Turn Banff Marathon into an Epic Adventure
Marathon winner Andrew Payne recounted the shocking moment he came face to face with a massive grizzly bear
Fishing for Trouble? Alberta’s New Fines Are No Small Fry
If you break the rules, you will only catch a whopper of a fine
Monty Pylon: Parks Canada’s Weapon Against Wildlife Jams!
Parks Canada recently placed pylons on Highway 93 near a clearing where a grizzly bear was seen snacking
Kananaskis Controversy: A Wilderness Playground or a Logging Hotspot??
Do we have the right to pick winners and losers in the management of Kananaskis Country?
Deer-Termination: Three-Legged Mule Deer Thriving in Okotoks
When he was told to break a leg, the young male mule deer responded with, “Which one?”