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Shooting Stars: Watch the Skies for Lyrid Meteor Shower – Peaks April 21 & 22
It’s that time of the year again! Lighting up the sky in April is the annual Lyrid meteor shower, but this year, the shower view will be… Read more »
Reminder: Reservations For Lake Louise and Moraine Lake Shuttles For Summer Season Open Today (Apr 18)
Reservations for Parks Canada’s shuttles to Lake Louise and Moraine Lake lakeshores open today at 8 a.m. MDT. If you are planning to visit Lake Louise and… Read more »
World Rankings of Canadian Universities by Subject in 2024
QS Quacquarelli Symonds Ranking, which is one of the three most widely read university rankings in the world, released its fourteenth edition of the QS World University… Read more »
4 Cents More: Alberta to Collect Full Gasoline Tax Starting April 1
In an effort to adjust economic policies in response to market conditions, the government of Alberta has announced an upcoming increase in the provincial gasoline tax. Starting… Read more »
Two Alberta Institutions Designated as NATO’s DIANA Test Centers
The University of Alberta (U of A) and the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) have recently been designated as test centers within the NATO Defence Innovation… Read more »
Most Polluted Cities in Canada; Canada Ranks Worse Than the US in Air Quality
In Canada, 41% of cities had annual PM2.5 levels more than twice the WHO guideline, with 11% exceeding it threefold, finds the latest World Air Quality Report… Read more »
Canada’s Inflation Reduces to 2.8% in February
In February, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in Canada saw a slight decrease in its year-over-year growth rate, recording a 2.8% increase compared to January’s 2.9%. This… Read more »
20 Things to Do During Spring in Alberta
As the temperatures warm up over March and April in Alberta, the province begins to open up with more to do, more to see, and more reasons… Read more »
8 Canadian Women in History You Should Know About
In recognition of international women’s day, let us remember some of Canada’s greatest daughters. While you may know about famous women like Viola Desmond, and Laura Secord,… Read more »
8 Places Named After Women to Visit in Alberta
Many of us have visited places like Lake Louise, Mount Edith Cavell, or Alberta’s parks. And some of us have visited these places over and over again…. Read more »
From Lavender to Strawberry Rose: Spring Season Menu Now Available at Good Earth Coffeehouse
Good Earth Coffeehouse has introduced its new lineup of spring beverages and treats. The collection is inspired by the season, featuring items such as the hot and… Read more »
Canadian Rockies Hot Springs Road Trip From Calgary
As the old adage goes, it is not about the destination but rather the journey. This rule should apply to every road trip, especially between Alberta and… Read more »
Living Expenses Vs. Home Prices: Canadian Cities Where Houses Remain Affordable
In recent years, families across Canada have been facing an uphill battle to meet their basic living costs due to rising prices for necessities like groceries, housing,… Read more »
10 Trip Ideas For Easter Weekend Getaway in Alberta
Easter, or the start of spring: no matter which one you’re celebrating at the end of March, the celebrations may call for a weekend getaway in Alberta…. Read more »
‘Carbon Tax’ Rebates 2024/25: Eligible Canadians Will Receive Increased Payments Starting April
The federal government has announced the Canada Carbon Rebate amounts for 2024-25, formerly known as the Climate Action Incentive Payment. Canada Carbon Rebate are paid out to… Read more »
New Heritage Minute Honours CFL Hall of Famer and Alberta’s 16th Lieutenant-Governor Norman Kwong
The Heritage Minutes series, a hallmark of Canadian culture since its inception in 1991, has added a new bilingual short film to its collection, spotlighting the life… Read more »
Groundhog Day 2024: Alberta’s Balzac Billy Predicts Six More Weeks of Winter
Alberta’s “groundhog,” Balzac Billy, predicted six more weeks of winter this morning. Legend has it that, on February 2nd, if the groundhog emerges from its burrow and… Read more »
Eligible Albertans to Get AISH and Income Support Payments Earlier
Alberta government has revised the payment schedule for the Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) and Income Support programs. Starting in March 2024, beneficiaries of these… Read more »
17 Bucket List Winter Adventures in Alberta
New winter adventures are around every corner in Alberta. From north to south and east to west are unique, memorable, or exhilarating winter experiences. Some include activities… Read more »
These Are Canada’s Best 100 Places to Eat in 2024
Yelp has unveiled its ninth annual list of Canada’s Top 100 Places to Eat in 2024, a compilation based on community recommendations. Topping the list is Chen… Read more »
A Quick Guide to Camping in Alberta’s National Parks
There are five National Parks in Alberta. A visit to the northernmost National Park, Wood Buffalo, requires a detour through the Northwest Territories with the campground located… Read more »
15 Alberta Lakes to Visit For Winter Adventures
Alberta’s lakes aren’t only meant for summer visits. When the cold hits and waters freeze around the province, a whole new category of recreation opens in Alberta…. Read more »
14 Ideas For a Valentine’s Weekend Getaway in Alberta
Make a Valentine’s weekend getaway in Alberta about the romance, about time with friends, or about family. This year, Valentine’s Day falls between the weekend of the… Read more »
Things to Do to Enjoy the Best of 2024 Banff Snow Days Festival
The activities and experiences in Banff National Park don’t slow down after the holidays. The celebrations continue through January: celebrations for everything winter, snow, and fun in… Read more »