Sundre: Where “The Wildies” Are… and How They Got Here
How Sundre became the home to roaming wild horses known as “the Wildies”
Nature & Wildlife
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Bear-y Serious Business: Protecting The Boss in Banff
Habituated animals can pose risks to humans and become dependent on human-provided food, putting their survival at risk
Local Trainer and His Dog Win Bronze At Worlds
With a heart full of passion and a great dog, Scott Glen’s decades-long dedication to herding has etched his name into the annals of stock dog fame
Backcountry Tragedy: A Backpacking Trip Turns Into a Nightmare
Evidence at the scene suggests that the couple made every effort to deter the bear, but the attack’s cause remains a mystery.
Bear Attack Leads To Tragedy In Banff National Park
Enjoying recreational activities in bear country comes with risks, but being perared can help minimize them
A Fishy Ethical Dilemma
Our Westslope cutthroat trout may be threatened, but is killing one species to save another justified?
Neigh or Yay? Alberta’s Wild Horses Stir Debate
While some advocate for treating feral horses as invasive and controlling their numbers, others emphasize their cultural importance
Beware Albertans: It’s Not Just Puppy Love, It’s Tapeworm Too
Think twice before letting Fido give you a smooch; your furry friend might be carrying more than unconditional love
Fast Cars, Slow Elk: The Furry Side of Canada’s Highways
Want to know the elk’s secret to crossing roads safely? Scientists are using GPS to find out.