The Boss Is Back In Town
The Boss’ influence stretches far beyond his physical presence, cementing his status as the uncontested ruler of Banff’s grizzly bear population
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Will The Athabasca River Be Deemed A Person?
It’s been done before, but now it’s up to Alberta’s Energy Regulator to decide if the Athabasca River Basin will receive personhood rights
Alberta’s Local Politics Getting a Partisan Makeover, Whether People Want It or Not
The debate: will partisan labels in municipal politics open eyes or widen the divide?
An Alberta First: No Coal-Fired Electricity Generation, But Not The End of Coal
Alberta’s electrical grid is expected to be fully coal-free by the end of 2024, but are we really coal-free?
Going, Going… Gone: World Day of Glaciers Highlights The Immediate Need For Action
World Day of Glaciers is meant to light a fire under politicians and corporations about cutting planet-warming gas emissions.
Fishy Business: Mexican-Owned Coal Company Skipping Permits, Endangered Trout Pay the Price
Coalspur Mines’ expansion of its Vista open-pit coal mine proceeds without permits from the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, potentially threatening the endangered Athabasca rainbow trout
Alberta’s Landscape: Protected from Renewables, Not Pipelines, or Wells
Despite loosening restrictions, Alberta’s new ‘no-go’ zones for renewables leave industry experts questioning the fairness towards wind and solar energy.
Airdrie Gets $24.8 Million To Build Affordable Homes, But What’s The Catch?
The debate over funding for housing highlights the need for collaborative efforts among federal, provincial, and municipal governments to ensure all Canadians have access to affordable housing.
The Radon Riddle: Why Alberta Is More Vulnerable to Risky Radiation
The shift towards remote work and children’s vulnerability to radon underscore the importance of testing and mitigating radon levels in homes across Alberta and Canada