Wildfires Are Burning Up Alberta’s Tourism Dollars
The unpredictability of wildfires in Alberta is causing significant disruptions to tourist plans and revenue in the province and across Canada
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Cochrane and Okotoks Lead Alberta’s Charge in Water Conservation Amid Wildfire Fears
With last year’s record-breaking heat and wildfires still fresh in memory, Alberta towns are promoting water-saving programs to reduce the threat of future disasters
Worried about the Carbon Tax? Wait Till You Hear About Fossil Fuel Subsidies
While public debates rage over the carbon tax, a far larger financial drain on our pocketbook lurches forward largely unchecked
The Bonnyville Bus Brouhaha: Fact or Fable?
The rumours of unhoused people being bused into Bonnyville mask a grimmer reality of inadequate rural support systems
Paparazzi Pressure Hits Banff’s “Celebearties” Hard
The obsession with sharing snaps of wildlife, especially grizzly bears, is causing problems in our mountain parks
Lawsuit Against Mountain Guides Puts Waiver Signing Practices Under Scrutiny
The future of guided mountain expeditions faces a sharp turn as a lawsuit challenges guiding waiver practices
Thousands Of Dinosaurs In Drumheller Made Extinct By A Technicality
Despite the world record attempt going the way of the dinosaurs, Drumheller’s Jurassic Jamboree was a roaring success
Alberta’s Wildfire Season: A Comprehensive Guide to Staying Safe and Informed
As we head into another possible record-breaking wildfire season, with evacuations already happening, here is the critical information you need to know to stay safe.
Alberta’s Emissions Plan: All Promise, Little Progress
After one year, Alberta’s emissions strategy resembles many people’s gym membership—full of good intentions but little action