Canmore Wolverines on a Tear as Sports Funding Lags in Alberta
Despite some key players graduating last year, the Wolverines have reloaded with fresh talent, fueling their recent success on the field.
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Put Them on the Exhaust Pipe: Let’s Talk About Feral Cat Overpopulation in Alberta
Fort Saskatchewan Mayor Gale Katchur’s controversial comments underscore the importance of humane methods for controlling feral cat populations, with local shelters advocating for non-lethal solutions.
Hiking Ha Ling Peak in Canmore: A Journey Through Time and Terrain
New upgrades make hiking up Ha Ling Peak so much easier than when Ha Ling did it 127 years ago!
Easy Meal For Grizzly Sow And Three Cubs
Fall is a critical feeding season for bears as they fatten up for hibernation, making unsecured meat a tempting target.
Top 10 Events for Truth and Reconciliation Day in Edmonton and Calgary
Join the Truth and Reconciliation Day celebrations in Edmonton and Calgary this Monday, featuring a variety of events that honor Indigenous heritage and promote community healing.
Your Ultimate Guide to the Calgary and Edmonton Film Festivals
Both the Calgary and Edmonton International Film Festivals are packed with diverse movie screenings, so why not make a trip to the movie?
Some People Don’t Go to Banff Anymore Because Too Many Still Do
Banff National Park saw a record 4.28 million visitors in 2023, with some locals leaving due to skyrocketing housing costs and relentless crowds.
Alberta Potato Industry Poised for Growth and There’s Proof in the Spudding
Alberta’s potato industry is worth nearly $2.9 billion, making it a key player in our province’s agricultural economy.
Forest Fires Are Melting Glaciers, but Not in the Way You’d Think
The ash from forest fires on a glacier changes its ability to reflect the sun’s energy, causing it to melt even faster.