From Bigfoot to Nanaimo: Alberta’s Ads to Influence Other Governments
While Alberta champions its energy interests with taxpayer dollars, critics question the transparency and label the efforts as ‘propaganda.’
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Dialling for Dollars: Alberta’s Premature Pension Party!
Are the UCP telephone town halls on the Alberta Pension Plan about spending money that does not exist?
Does Alberta’s Renewable Boom Threaten Farmlands?
There is no evidence that solar projects are a major cause of lost agricultural land in Alberta
Rocky Road Ahead? The Coal Mining Sequel Albertans Didn’t Ask For
While the public’s memory of the coal ban stands firm, has the Alberta government conveniently forgotten?
Banff, Canmore, and… Yellowhead? Meet Your New Riding
Alberta’s population surge led to the redrawing of electoral boundaries to 37 seats
Sun-Blocked & Smog-Shocked: Bad for Us, Bad for Crops
While people took refuge indoors from the smoke, our crops were exposed, starved of the sunlight they desperately needed to grow
Alberta’s Young Are Restless: The Reason Behind Their Exodus
Alberta’s got it all…So why are youth heading west?
Boreal Blues: Canada’s Vital Carbon Sink Under Threat
Industrial logging and the changing climate have turned our boreal forests from a carbon sink to a carbon source
Stitching History: How Beadwork Keeps Local Stories Alive
Unlike written traditions, the Stoney Nakoda often convey their narratives through art