Pika Poop: The Tiny Turds Tackling Climate Change
With their seemingly insignificant droppings, pikas emerge as crucial sentinels in our understanding of the impacts of climate change.
Stories
Amazon Investing Big in Alberta’s Renewable Potential, Why Isn’t Premier Smith?
Amazon’s aim to fully operate on renewable energy by 2025, partly through wind and solar projects in Alberta
Vern’s Mountain Standoff: One Local Man’s Fight Against a Foreign Coal Billionaire
Armed with determination and community support but no legal funds, Vern Emard faces off against a foreign coal company run by Australia’s richest person
Is Your Car Still In The Driveway?
If you think your car is safe, you should think twice, especially if you own a newer car.
The Latest Threat To Jasper National Park Will Make You Squeal
Wild pigs continue to spread across our province, if not stopped, they could devastate wildlife in Jasper
Bear-ly Believable: How Fate and Fog Led to an Award-Winner for Cochrane Photographer
Jackie Matechuk’s journey from near-tears to triumph is a testament to the unpredictable beauty of wildlife photography.
History Meets Adventure: Jasper’s Warden Cabins Go from Backcountry Base to Rustic Retreats
Old warden cabins, once the lifeline for park rangers, now beckon a new generation of adventurers
Unequal Treatment: Double Standards for Renewables and Oil & Gas
Critics argue that the stringent reclamation requirements proposed for renewables contrast with the lax regulations for the oil and gas sector
The Living Wage Divide: A Tale of Two Cities, Red Deer and Canmore
Canmore’s living wage is double that of Red Deer’s, making it Alberta’s most expensive city to live in.