Smith’s Party Believes It’s Time to Pop the Cork and Start Celebrating CO2
At its AGM in November, the UCP will decide if CO2 should be reframed as a “nutrient” essential to Alberta’s future
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Crowsnest Pass to Vote on Controversial Grassy Mountain Coal Project
Can coal help Crowsnest Pass make an economic comeback?
Karsten Heuer and Leanne Allison’s Legacy: Facing the End with Gratitude
In his final months, Karsten Heuer and his wife, Leanne Allison, find comfort in the love and recognition surrounding their extraordinary contributions to conservation
Mining for Solutions: Can Fungi Heal Alberta’s Industrial Scars?
Fungi could be the secret weapon Alberta’s grasslands need to bounce back from industrial damage
Company Pumping Lethal Water Into Peace River Gets Punched With Fine
Despite sustainability claims, Mercer Peace River Pulp Ltd. was fined $1M for polluting the Peace River with untreated toxic waste
Albertans Want Parks to be Affordable, Accessible and Peaceful
Albertans have spoken: A recent survey shows overwhelming support for affordable, accessible parks with minimal fees and limited commercial development
Both Farmers’ Almanacs Say “Cold Winter Ahead”—But Is That Just Hot Air?
The Farmers’ Almanacs say we’re in for a wet and cold winter, but their forecast accuracy has often been frosty at best
Rural Alberta’s Fight Against Hunger
Demand for food aid in Brooks has nearly doubled in just a year, leaving the local food bank fighting to meet the growing need
Cochrane’s Jacob Wilkins Joins Team Canada for Pokemon VGC World Cup
Wilkins, a key member of Team Canada, prepares for his next challenge at the Pokemon VGC World Cup