Icons Turned Scapegoat: Alberta’s Wild Horses Need a Hero
Alberta’s Wild Horses are more than just a Heartland episode. They are symbolic of Alberta’s strength and freedom, yet face threats to their existence
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Scroll, Click, Ship, and… Oops, It’s Stolen: From Jingle Bells to Alarm Bells
The unwelcome trend of porch piracy brings a new kind of Grinch to unsuspecting holiday shoppers
Danielle Smith’s Big Bet on Carbon Capture: The Golden Goose or Just a Wild Goose Chase?
Danielle Smith’s pitch at the annual global climate summit highlights a critical dilemma – can technological solutions like carbon capture truly offset the environmental impacts of continued fossil fuel use?
Social Media’s Dark Side: Is Your Child’s Smartphone Making Them Sad or Mad?
Research indicates a direct link between screen time and a decrease in feel-good hormones, leading to aggression and mood disorders in children.
Farmers’ Water Woes: It’s Dry … and Getting Drier… and Hotter!
Already grappling with three consecutive dry years, Alberta’s farmers now face the added challenge of El Niño causing another warm and dry winter
Revealed: The Hidden Hunger in Rocky Mountain’s Tourist Paradise
A new documentary film sheds light on the harsh reality faced by those who keep the tourist economy running but struggle to afford their meals
Climate Clash in Dubai: Premier Smith and Minister Guilbeault Spar Over Climate Goals
Premier Smith’s focus on promoting Alberta’s fossil fuel industry, camouflaged as green energy advocacy, raised eyebrows and global concern
Alberta’s Victim Services: Is the Recent Overhaul the Right Direction?
Rural workers are speaking out on the new regional support model but say their perspective is being ignored
Cochrane Kids Nominate Ctrl+Salt+Delete and Plowy McPlowface
Cochrane’s newest snowplow, Plowy McPlowface, isn’t just a town celebrity; it’s a symbol of community engagement and fun in the face of winter’s challenges