A Bear-y Close Call For Snowboarders At Lake Louise Ski Resort
James Hardy and Ryan Smith were just about to finish their day on the slopes when they bumped into a grizzly bear
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Pooch-Perfect Pints: Rocky View Brewing Unleashes Dog-Friendly Patio Complete With ‘Canine Pale Ale’
With dishes like bacon and cheddar ice cream, Rocky View Brewing’s new dog menu promises a tail-wagging good time under the Cochrane sun
Two Alberta Teachers Selected For Dream National Geographic Adventures
Chosen from among hundreds, two Alberta teachers are set to bring back global insights to enrich their classrooms
Everyone’s Market: The New Grocery Store Where Anyone Can Shop for Free
By converting food waste into a community resource, Cochrane’s Helping Hands ‘food rescue store’ promotes an ethos of mutual aid over mere charity
Thinking Outside The Grocery Aisle: Peculiar Produce Helps Cut Back On Food Waste And Grocery Costs
Discover Peko, the food recovery service revolutionizing how Calgarians eat by delivering mystery bags of surplus produce right to your doorstep at a fraction of grocery store prices
Meet, Meat, and Repeat: Foothills Farm Table Collective’s Recipe for Community Support
Okotoks ranchers are giving what they got, a whole lot of beef, to local food banks
The 125-Year-Old Stampede Elm Turns a New Leaf Through the Efforts of Calgary Woodworkers
The Stampede Elm is not just a tree, it’s a piece of Calgary’s history, and the Calgary Woodturners Guild plans to keep that history alive
What’s Old is New Again: High School Course Puts Film Photography Back In Frame
“Through the Lens” teaches students how to make film photographs and connects them to each other, the environment, and the community
Changing the Game: Manjit Minhas’s Historic Ownership Stake in the CEBL
Breaking ceilings and setting new benchmarks, Manjit Minhas’s entry into the CEBL ownership circle is not just about basketball, but inspiring the next generation of athletes and owners