Is It Time To Stop Wildlife Killing Contests in Alberta?
Although thought to be a thing of the past, killing contests of wolves and coyotes are common and still happening in Alberta.
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Sheep and Solar Panels: How Alberta Farmers Are Redefining Renewable Energy
With innovations like Solar Sheep Inc., renewable energy can work hand-in-hand with traditional farming practices.
How Alberta Farmers Stay Resilient in Dry Years
Farmers like Rob Luymes use stored feed, large land bases, and smart farming techniques to thrive even in challenging conditions.
Cochrane Mourns the Fall of Its Beloved 300-Year-Old Grandfather Tree
Loved by generations, the Grandfather Tree symbolized Cochrane’s natural heritage until high winds and time claimed it.
Help A Buddy Fund Invites Gamers to Fundraise For Pets
The Help A Buddy Fund is hosting a Gameathon in February to support pets and their owners.
Why Educational Support Workers Are Striking
“Clerks at Superstore are making more money stocking shelves than I am, and they never have to worry about their personal safety,” says Robin Michael-Gagne.
Community Responses to Los Angeles Wildfire Are Mixed
Alberta firefighters are stepping up to assist California in battling the devastating LA wildfires, but not everyone is as supportive.
A Pathway To Ruin? The Troubling Case of Pathways Alliance
A new study exposes the financial and environmental pitfalls of Pathways Alliance’s carbon capture megaproject in Alberta.
Fort Macleod Woman’s Struggles Highlight Alberta’s Housing Challenges
Fort Macleod’s growing population faces housing challenges, as rent hikes and limited options force residents like Jessica Murray into precarious living conditions.