Central Alberta 
Cross Lake Provincial Park: Ways to Explore This Nature’s Escape in North-Central Alberta
Don’t let this park’s name confuse you; Cross Lake Provincial Park is located on north-central Alberta’s Steele Lake. While it may be a small lake, this Athabasca-region… Read more »
World Cup of Hockey 2028 Headed to Alberta with Finals at Rogers Place
Alberta has landed a major international hockey event, and the province beat out several North American cities to do it. Officials confirmed that the World Cup of… Read more »
Shake Shack Heads West with First Alberta Restaurant in Calgary
Shake Shack is making its first move into Western Canada this spring. The burger chain confirmed it will open its first Alberta location this spring at CF… 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 »
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 »
McDonald’s Canada Launches NHL Star Sticks Meal as McDavid and Matthews Headline Seven-Player Promotion
McDonald’s Canada is bringing hockey back to its counters, this time in miniature. Beginning March 3, the company is launching the NHL Star Sticks Meal in partnership… Read more »
Explore Rummel Lake Near Calgary: A Scenic Hike Amid Towering Peaks
Some of Alberta’s best or most renowned hiking trails start from the Smith Dorien Trail in Kananaskis Country. The Smith Dorien Trail runs north to south and… Read more »
Rock Lake Provincial Park: Things to Do at This Hidden Gem Between Hinton and Jasper
Jasper National Park may be the major attraction west of Hinton. But within the area, and before any National Park border, are immense wilderness areas open for… Read more »
8 of the Most Picturesque Yet Underrated Camping Spots in Canada
If you’re mapping out a camping trip but quietly dreading the crowds that come with Canada’s best-known parks, there may be another way. A new data analysis… Read more »
Alberta Remains Most Affordable as Rent Growth Slows Nationally
Affordability pressures for renters in Canada appear to be easing, according to a new analysis from Rentals.ca based on its latest National Rent Report with Urbanation. … Read more »
Got a “B” Name? RCMP Launches National Puppy Naming Contest
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is turning to kids across the country for help naming its next generation of police dogs. The RCMP’s Police Dog Service Training… Read more »
2026 National Student Art Challenge Now Open For Grades 7–12 Students
A national art competition is once again opening its doors to young creators. The Art Canada Institute (ACI) has launched the sixth annual Canadian Art Inspiration Student… Read more »
Spring Break Getaway Ideas in Alberta
Whether your break is from school or work, there are plenty of ways to spend a memorable vacation with friends and family in Alberta during spring break…. Read more »
CFIA Recalls Infant Formula Sold at Costco Due to Cereulide Toxin
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has announced a national recall of Kendamil brand Infant Formula with whole milk due to the presence of cereulide toxin, a chemical… Read more »
Canada Settles for Women’s Hockey Silver After 2-1 Overtime Loss to U.S.
The latest Olympic chapter in the Canada–U.S. women’s hockey rivalry ended with Canada leaving the arena with silver. At the Milano Santagiulia Ice Hockey Arena, the United… Read more »
Best-Selling Japanese Egg Salad Sandwich Debuts at 7-Eleven Canada
7-Eleven Canada is adding a familiar item from Japan’s convenience store counters to its Canadian lineup. Starting March 4, the company will sell a Tamago Sando Egg… Read more »
Muhammad to Aurora: Alberta’s Top Baby Names in 2025
Olivia and Noah continue to dominate Alberta’s baby name charts, according to the province’s newly released 2025 list. Olivia has now held the top spot for girls… Read more »
Things to Do to Celebrate Valentine’s Day in Canada: Getaways & Activities
From romantic getaways to Valentine’s day events and activities, here is a list of ideas to celebrate Valentine’s day across Canada.
Valentine’s Day Deal: $1 Breakfast at IKEA Stores Across Canada
IKEA Canada is bringing back its $1 breakfast, and this time, the proceeds are going to charity. On Saturday, February 14, Swedish Restaurants at IKEA stores across… Read more »
Free Admission to Alberta’s Provincial Historic Sites and Museums on Family Day
Enjoy free admission at select Alberta museums and historic sites on Monday, February 16, 2026. The Family Day weekend also marks the first of two annual Family… Read more »
Team Canada Skates to First Short Track Medal and First Silver at Milano Cortina 2026
Canada opened its short track speed skating campaign at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games with a silver medal in the mixed relay, marking the country’s… Read more »
2026 Family Day Long Weekend in Alberta: Events, Festivals & Activities
From signature festivals to racing on ice, vibrant celebrations of francophone culture and free admission to Alberta Museums on family day, there are plenty of fun activities to enjoy this family day weekend across Alberta.
January Unemployment Rate Dips Despite 25,000 job Losses as Fewer Canadians Search for Work
Employment slipped slightly in January, with 25,000 fewer people working nationwide, bringing overall employment down by 0.1%. The employment rate also edged lower, falling 0.1 percentage points… Read more »
Groundhog Day 2026: Alberta’s Balzac Billy Predicts More Winter
Alberta’s “groundhog,” Balzac Billy, predicted a long winter or in groundhog terms, “six more weeks of winter,” this morning. Legend has it that, on February 2nd, if… Read more »