TikTok Takedown: Crowds Killing The Johnston Canyon Buzz
With social media fueling the influx, Johnston Canyon’s beauty is at risk, both from overcrowding and thoughtless visitors
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No Bars? No Payphones? Will Telus Leave Kananaskis Without a Lifeline?
Payphones may seem like relics, but in Kananaskis’ dead zones, they were the only lifeline—and now they’re gone
Bridge Over Troubled Waters: The Contentious Highwood River Logging Bridge
The dismantling of a bridge in Kananaskis raises new concerns about future logging and environmental stewardship in the region
Rebuilding Not Off The Dining Room Table For Jasper’s Syrahs Restaurant
Although Syrahs was destroyed in the Jasper wildfire, Munn claims the restaurant is plated for a revival
Fruit Trees and Bears: How Simple Choices Can Lead to Wildlife Deaths
A young black bear was recently killed in Canmore after feeding on crabapple trees in a residential backyard
Jasper’s Tourism Recovery Begins: Some Trails and Facilities Reopen This Friday
Parks Canada is reopening some facilities and trails while keeping others closed for safety reasons
From Tipi Raising to Taiko Drums: Cochrane Culture Days Has It All!
Head to Cochrane this weekend for musical performances, classic cars, and cultural showcases
Why Ya Ha Tinda Ranch Should Be on Your Travel Bucket List
From hiking and camping to fishing and horseback riding, Ya Ha Tinda Ranch provides seemingly endless outdoor opportunities for anyone planning their next adventure
Oil And Gas Companies Leaving a Toxic Trail Of Unpaid Tax Bills
While ordinary Albertans pay what’s due even in these difficult times, oil companies–who have been making record profits–are getting a free pass on $250 million in property taxes