How American settlers helped shape Alberta’s identity
A new biography explores the lasting influence of U.S. migration on Alberta
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Celebrating Christmas in 18th and 19th century Alberta
Christmas was more primitive in the 18th and mid-19th centuries, but it was still Christmas
Health budget should pay for increased Kananaskis use
After all, the high demand for outdoor activities springs from a need for physical activity provoked by government Covid-19 restrictions
Preserving the history of Alberta’s Black heritage
Great-granddaughter of an early settler, Debbie Beaver is preserving a vital part of a province’s history for all to know
Don’t feed the bears! How parks get visitors to protect nature
Interpretive programs can improve visitors’ attitudes about nature-friendly behaviour, but longer-term effects less certain: U of A researchers
Alberta park closures a profound betrayal of trust
This is our land to use and enjoy. It should not be sold or privatized. Its status should not depend on partisan politics or the state of the economy
Preserving Bighorn too important for political squabbles
Natural beauty distinguishes Alberta from so many places. Let’s follow the will of the majority and protect this beautiful region
