The World’s Most Generous Blood Donor Lives in Central Alberta
At 81, Josephine Michaluk not only surpasses a world record with 209 blood donations but inspires an entire community in Central Alberta to donate
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Are Small Nuclear Reactors An Illusion or a Solution?
The allure of small modular nuclear reactors in Alberta faces challenges, including long development times, regulatory hurdles, high water demands, and public opposition
Ewe-nique Power: The Baa-rilliant Integration of Sheep and Solar Energy
Sheep and solar farms might be the greatest combo since peanut butter and jelly.
Alberta’s Solar Surge Hits a Snag: The FortisAlberta Bottleneck
Despite Albertan’s booming interest in adopting solar energy, FortisAlberta’s snail-paced approval process is casting a long shadow over homeowners’ green dreams
From “Dead and Buried” to Undead: How the Aussie-Owned Grassy Mountain Mine Refuses to Rest in Peace
The Grassy Mountain coal mine, declared dead twice, now stumbles through legal loopholes like a zombie refusing the grave
All Signs Point to Alberta Thumbing Its Nose at Renewables In Favour of Oil and Gas
Will the province impose strict new regulations on renewables in an attempt to favour oil and gas?
Surprise, Surprise, 8 Out of Every Ten Albertans Make Money on Carbon Pricing
Despite all the bellyaching, the average household in Alberta will get back much more in rebates than they paid in fuel surcharges under Canada’s carbon pricing program
Can You Survive 24 Hours Without Your Phone? Join People Around the World Abstaining on March 1
Imagine a day when the only ‘likes’ you’re counting are the smiles from friends and family. That’s what you may get on the Global Day of Unplugging
Will Alberta Do Its Fair Share Or Free Ride on Others’ Hard Work?
Despite the global consensus at COP28 for a swift move away from fossil fuels, Alberta’s oil sands are experiencing a production bonanza