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Roundtable calls for viable wildlife crossings as part of Canmore highway fencing

Roundtable calls for viable wildlife crossings as part of Canmore highway fencing

The Bow Valley human-wildlife coexistence committee believes that uninterrupted Trans-Canada Highway fencing will impede wildlife movement and reduce wildlife populations.
A family’s escape from Ukraine to Canada

A family’s escape from Ukraine to Canada

“All what we wish for all now for our kids, is to have a peaceful, blue sky.”
Deep Sky set to launch carbon removal operations in Alberta town this summer

Deep Sky set to launch carbon removal operations in Alberta town this summer

Construction of the world’s first cross-technology carbon removal centre is on time, on budget and ready to put a big spotlight on Innisfail
Mounting studies show wildlife connectivity in trouble in Bow Valley

Mounting studies show wildlife connectivity in trouble in Bow Valley

“The bad news is we have a much bigger and more cumulative effect with our recreation than we realize."
Construction of new Robson Pass hut set to begin this summer

Construction of new Robson Pass hut set to begin this summer

“[This hut] is a major construction project. We haven’t done this since 2015.”
Alberta chef to participate in Mt. Everest Gastronomy Event

Alberta chef to participate in Mt. Everest Gastronomy Event

Gyanendra Sharma, better known as Chef G, will be trekking 5,600 metres above sea level for the Seven Summit Alpine Food Festival from April 20 to May 4.
Parks Canada looking at mountain park-wide management approach to aquatic invasive species

Parks Canada looking at mountain park-wide management approach to aquatic invasive species

“We want to have that information in hand before we make any further management decisions. That will give us time to get us results and do more monitoring as well.”
Canmore Folk Festival announces 2025 lineup

Canmore Folk Festival announces 2025 lineup

“These artists represent a dynamic mix of folk, roots, Americana and singer-songwriter traditions.”
Helping husband through terminal cancer inspires Alberta woman to write book

Helping husband through terminal cancer inspires Alberta woman to write book

Lisa Dribnenki began writing ‘Every Perfect Possibility’ nine months after her husband, Brian, was diagnosed with terminal cancer. The book was printed just prior to his passing in October, 2024.
RCMP gives certificate of bravery to five year old Alberta girl

RCMP gives certificate of bravery to five year old Alberta girl

Airdrie RCMP presented Ellie with a certificate for her bravery and quick thinking.
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