Nail-Biting Rescue: Wild Foal Saved from Certain Death By Sundre Hero
With the clock ticking, Dustin Lyle sprang into action, rescuing a foal from a steep embankment in a scene straight out of a movie
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Unlock the Mystery: The Hidden Doorway to Alberta’s Pioneer Past
Venture through a mysterious old wooden door in Kneehill County, and you’ll descend into a hidden underground shelter, a relic of Alberta’s pioneer past
Norwegian Company Wants to Turn St. Albert’s Trash into Power: A Power-ful Idea or Just Rubbish?
Varme’s waste-to-energy plants could potentially reshape Alberta’s clean energy landscape… or will it?
Fees or Freedom? The Controversy Over The Kananaskis Conservation Pass
Citing his father’s vision for accessible natural spaces, Joe Lougheed shared thoughts on the importance of free access to Kananaskis Country
Alberta’s Disappearing Act: Where’d the Advantage Go?
A new report reveals why Alberta workers are hurting. Our province, once famed for high wages and living standards, is falling behind
Tia Wood Returns to Her Roots in New Music Video
‘Dirt Roads,’ written in Los Angeles but filmed in Saddle Lake, reflects Wood’s longing for the familiar roads, culture, and open spaces of her home
When In Drought, Buying and Selling Water Is the New Normal In Alberta
As Alberta faces a potential summer drought, farmers are turning to water trading to keep their crops alive
Plastic Politics: The Great Canadian Straw Debate
Who knew a Tim Horton’s lid could stir up such a political storm?
Burned Out In Alberta: The Struggle to Retain Experienced Wildfire Fighters
As Alberta faces another intense wildfire season, low wages and a shortage of experienced firefighters could spell disaster, but the government says, “all is well”