Danielle Smith Promised Small Government And Low Spending – Not!
Despite her “small government conservative” branding, Danielle Smith’s policies paint a picture of increasing government size and secrecy
Stories
Soaring Insurance Costs Prove Why Climate Change Adaptation Can’t Wait
Alberta’s summer of 2024 saw a catastrophic wildfire and a violent storm that became the ninth and second costliest disasters in Canadian history
Opposition to Wind Projects Growing in Alberta?
Rural residents and environmental groups are against a proposed 25-turbine renewable wind project near Provost
$5 Today Doesn’t Get You What It Used To 150 Years Ago
The Bearspaw First Nation contends that $5 a year per person in treaty payments is an outdated injustice that demands correction
Audience Defaces Feminist Artwork at 10th Creative Combat in Canmore
By showcasing her self-portrait, “Women’s Rights Matter,” Nickerson highlights the importance of action and the broader dialogue on gender equality
Community Celebrates Cochrane Public Library’s Upcoming Expansion
A novel idea is taking shape in Cochrane: the library will be upgraded to meet the town’s growing needs
Skiing Year Round in Alberta Faces New Challenges
A warming global climate makes it difficult for passionate year-round skiers like Canmore’s Noah Jacobs to find snow every month
The Push For Passenger Rail in Alberta is Gaining Speed
The UCP is investing $9M to explore passenger rail options. Let them know what you think before December 20!
Justin Trudeau’s Investment in Edible Crickets Sparks “We Won’t Eat Bugs” Debate
The Conservative Party is anything but silent after recent layoffs at a federally funded edible cricket factory and suggested to Canadians that Justin Trudeau wants us to eat bugs!