Farmland Prices Increasing Amid Threats of Coal Mining, Drought, and Tariffs
Farmers in Alberta are raising alarms over renewed coal exploration policies, fearing long-term damage to agricultural land.
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Danielle Smith’s Trip Down South Leaves A Mark
As Smith cozies up to Trump’s America, Canadians are left wondering whose side she’s really on.
Albertans Are Still On The Hook For Abandoned Well Cleanup Costs
$33 billion in cleanup costs, $260 million in unpaid taxes, and no solid plan to fix it. Rural Alberta wants answers.
Food is Priority One for Canadian National Security
Worried about tariff threats and possible U.S. annexation? Fight back where it counts most, with homegrown food.
Coal Will Be An Election Issue, Says Former Lethbridge Mayor
Water For Food, led by former mayor Chris Spearman, has submitted a petition opposing Grassy Mountain Coal Project.
Coal Companies Gearing Up For Court Battles, Not Coal Mining
Five coal companies seek billions in damages from Alberta, alleging losses due to policy changes.
Vanishing Ice: Alberta’s Role in the First-Ever World Glacier Day
What started as a conversation in a Canmore pub has become a global movement to safeguard the planet’s glaciers.
Passive Solar Greenhouses: A Growing Solution for Alberta Backyards
Grocery prices are soaring, and a passive solar greenhouse is the perfect way to take control of your food supply.
New Hunting Regulations in Alberta: Progress or Problems?
New legislation aims to modernize hunting in Alberta, but proposed changes—like unsupervised 12-year-old hunters—are sparking debate.