Keep Your Kids Safe From Invasive Strep A
Strep A infections, which have been on the rise since 2017, reached record numbers this season, causing concern among parents
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Blowback: Smith’s $8 Million Ad Campaign Has Sparked More Satire Than Solutions
Alberta’s “Tell the Feds” campaign became the butt of jokes, proving that in the world of public opinion, you’re only one parody away from becoming a meme
A Silver Lining for Calgary’s Dynamic Ski Jumping Duo!
Alex Loutitt and Abigail Strate made history at the World Cup by earning Canada’s first medal in super team ski jumping
New Research Reveals Surprise: In Edmonton, Houses, Not Cars, Pollute More
University of Alberta Professor Agrawal’s groundbreaking study reveals Edmonton homes emit significantly more greenhouse gases than cars, challenging long-held assumptions about urban pollution
Cochrane’s Train Traffic: A Locomotive Engineer Raises Concerns Over Rail Safety
Mark Bretherton, a veteran locomotive engineer, is worried about the trains passing his Cochrane home, questioning the safety standards he once trusted
Solve a Murder, Meet a Ghost: Just Another Night at Twin Cities Saloon
Fusing comedy, cuisine, and the Unseen, you might just find yourself part of a ghost story that’s as real as the mystery you’re solving
Cash in on Conservation: Banff’s Green Rebates
From solar panels to e-bikes, Banff’s green initiatives are putting money back in your pocket
Alberta Shatters Cold Records, But the Chilliest Night Is Yet to Come
As Alberta reels from record-breaking cold, the Coldest Night of the Year charity walk offers a chance to warm hearts while facing the chill
Danielle Smith’s Liquor Logic: Convenience Over Convention in Alberta’s Booze Battle
A move to sell alcohol in convenience stores and grocery stores is in the works, but don’t expect your favourite whiskey at 7-Eleven anytime soon