Alberta Photographers Sweep Canadian Geographic Awards
Alberta’s breathtaking landscape and wildlife continue to inspire photographers, with Alberta photographers earning top honours in prestigious competitions.
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Alberta’s New Daycare Fees Spark Debate Over What is Fair
Two mothers share how the recently announced $15 a day daycare will impact their budgets and their lives.
Elk vs. Cattle: The Growing Battle on Alberta Ranchlands
As growing elk populations compete with cattle for food, Alberta ranchers face mounting financial and operational challenges.
AIWC Saves Great Horned Owl Stuck in a Crappy Situation
The great horned owl stuck in manure was discovered by a cattle farmer in Picture Butte, sparking questions about how the bird ended up in such an unusual predicament.
Peyto Glacier Could Vanish in a Decade
Since 2019, Peyto Glacier has lost 450 meters in length and over 50 meters in ice thickness, making it one of the fastest-melting glaciers in the Rockies.
Alberta’s Flip-Flopping Coal Policies Leave Citizens Fuming
Alberta’s handling of coal mining on the eastern slopes has been slammed as “terrible public policymaking” by a leading resource law expert.
Inside Red Deer’s Natural and Cultural Treasures
Red Deer isn’t just a stop on the highway—it’s a city with deep cultural roots, a rich Métis history, and a surprising nickname
Owls Are Invading Alberta in Record Numbers
Alberta is witnessing an extraordinary invasion of owls this winter, with sightings of great grey, northern hawk, and snowy owls at record highs.
Embrace The Outdoors: Why Camping is Cooler in the Cold
Alberta’s winter camping is about embracing a different kind of outdoor adventure