“Embarrassing and Misguided”: The Verdict on Alberta’s Latest Social Studies Curriculum
The watering down and simplification of public school curricula is terrible news for the future of our democracy
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Big Oil’s Carbon Capture and Storage Proposal: A Plan to Bury Pollution or a Pipe Dream?
Pathways Alliance, representing six major oil sand companies, plans to build a 400-kilometre pipeline to sequester carbon underground amidst skepticism about its long-term effectiveness
Julia Sokulski: The Lorax of Calgary Fights For Marda Loop’s Green Giants
Sokulski started an online petition to save five locally-loved trees from the axe, gathering over 600 signatures
Doo-ty Calls! Calgarian Takes Action To Solve Poo-llution Problem
Calgary resident Tara Duncan, a local sign maker, is on a mission to clean up the city with her colourful sign campaign
Raymond: The Town “Where Champions Live” Continues to Set Records
Long known for its sporting prowess, Raymond now shines in the spotlight of sustainability becoming Alberta’s first net-zero town
National Wildlife Week 2024: Celebrating Alberta’s Habitat Heroes
Albertans from all walks of life, including ranchers and environmentalists, have come together to safeguard our endangered and threatened wildlife
Are Take Back Alberta’s Secret Donors The Invisible Hand in Alberta’s Political Cookie Jar?
While Take Back Alberta champions ‘freedom and power to the people,’ their refusal to reveal their financing to Elections Alberta suggests some truths are freer than others
Hope Beyond Retirement: An Alberta Doctor’s Passionate Mission Against Cervical Cancer
Dr. Walley Temple, a seasoned surgical oncologist from Calgary turns his retirement into a mission of hope for cancer patients in the mountainous regions of Guatemala
Gone with the Wind: Alberta’s Bat Populations Face Turbulent Threat
As the blades of progress turn, Alberta’s bats are caught in a deadly draft