Is It Time To Stop Wildlife Killing Contests in Alberta?
Although thought to be a thing of the past, killing contests of wolves and coyotes are common and still happening in Alberta.
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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.
Community Responses to Los Angeles Wildfire Are Mixed
Alberta firefighters are stepping up to assist California in battling the devastating LA wildfires, but not everyone is as supportive.
A Pathway To Ruin? The Troubling Case of Pathways Alliance
A new study exposes the financial and environmental pitfalls of Pathways Alliance’s carbon capture megaproject in Alberta.
Digital Camera Comeback: Why Youth Are Turning Retro
Point-and-shoot cameras are making a comeback as Gen Z opts for simplicity and charm over smartphones.
2024: Hottest Year in Recorded History
No matter if you’re a denier or a doomer, Alberta’s back-to-back record-breaking summers reveal the urgent need for climate resilience and community preparedness.
True North… Strong and Free?
Donald Trump’s reckless rhetoric about annexing Canada and his bromance with Elon Musk reveals a dangerous disdain for democracy
Your Dog Might Not Be as Old as You Think According to Vets
Did you know a medium-sized dog breed’s first year equates to roughly 15 human years?
Will Canada Adopt Australia’s Social Media Ban for Youth?
Ensuring internet safety for youth demands collaborative efforts from parents, schools, and governments.