Retired Heroes Ride Again: Canmore-Based First Responders Still Giving Back
Paul Attenborough and Mike Henderson are riding 500 km to support two non-profits helping veterans, first responders, and retired service dogs
Nature & Wildlife
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Four Grizzly Bears Killed On The Trans Canada Highway In Less Than A Week
Efforts to protect grizzly bears are invaluable, but more can be done to minimize vehicle-wildlife collisions
Black Bear Delivers Special Package at Canmore Grocery Store!
John Paczkowski, a human-wildlife coexistence team leader, urges people to brush up on their bear safety skills as sightings become more frequent
A Bear Attack Interrupts Scrambling Session at Waterton Lakes
The bear charged at the visitors, leaving them with non-life-threatening injuries before retreating after being sprayed with bear spray.
Stinky Bait and Barbed Wire: Inside Alberta’s Grizzly Bear DNA Project
By snagging grizzly bear hair on barbed wire, researchers can analyze DNA to understand bear populations and trends
The White Grizzly Nakoda And Her Cubs Killed in Tragic Highway Accidents
The collision involving Nakoda underscores the urgent need for more infrastructure and measures to protect wildlife as human development expands.
Pissed Off Porcupines Prickling Pooches In Calgary’s Prettiest Park
As more people enjoy the outdoors with their dogs, Nose Hill Park’s porcupines are making their presence felt—literally.
Bear Cub’s Glow-Up: From Halloween Horror to Summertime Success!
The Halloween cub, once a tiny, lonely bear, is now ready to return to the wild, thanks to the hard work of the Wildlife rehabilitators in Cochrane
Alberta’s Piping Plover Population Struggling To Recover
The changing climate, drought, floods, and industrial activities, particularly oil and gas development, pose significant risks to the bird’s breeding and nesting sites