Mountain of Controversy: Canmore Guides Caught in Legal Avalanche
When accidents happen in the Mountains, who’s on the hook? A lawsuit is putting mountain guides under the microscope
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Hypocrisy, Hyperbole, and a Handful of Half-Truths: Alberta’s Marketing of Green Energy at COP28
The moratorium on new solar and wind projects in Alberta raises questions about the sincerity of the government’s ‘Invest Alberta’ green energy message to COP28
Danielle Smith’s ‘Just Because’ Act Thumbs Alberta’s Nose at Ottawa
In a move that’s part power play, part political theatre, Alberta’s Premier Smith invokes the Sovereignty Act against Ottawa’s clean energy rules.
Smith’s Confrontational Style Raises Eyebrows and Stuns Audiences
Will the Premier’s direct style make her friends and get results at the upcoming COP 28 conference?
O Tannenbaum, Where Art Thou? Alberta’s Christmas Tree Crunch
Increased demand and shrinking supply lead Albertans on a merry chase for the perfect Christmas tree
Kananaskis Under Threat: Citizens Demand Logging Moratorium on the Upper Highwood
A growing chorus of opponents demands a halt to Spray Lakes Sawmill’s logging activities, citing significant threats to watersheds and wildlife.
Dog-Gone Mystery Illness: New Respiratory Infection in US Dogs Could Spread North
Canadian veterinarians are monitoring the situation closely but are advising caution
Money Talks: A Closer Look at the Cost of Smith’s $8 Million Trash Talk
Here’s what else Alberta could have accomplished with dollars spent on a pricey political ad campaign
A Squirmy Food Solution: Shipworms Transformation from Sinking Ships to Naked Clams
A marine pest known for sinking ships could become the next seafood craze