Willow Springs Strategic Solutions is seeking a candidate to fill a challenging position within a social science and environmental research company that works with and for Indigenous communities in Alberta and elsewhere in Canada.| NiCHE
Harvest operations advanced to 96 per cent complete in Alberta as of Oct. 7, with only a few late-seeded cereal and canola fields remaining, according to the latest provincial crop report. The post Alberta harvest wrapping up: report appeared first on Grainews.| GrainewsCrops & Production Tips - Grainews
A new study from KAYAK finds shoulder season is bringing great travel deals for Canadians. Between the heat of summer and the chill of winter, shoulder season marks a time for peak travel perks with off-peak prices, KAYAK officials said in a study released today (Oct. 9). I’ve often argued that the fall is the best time to visit Europe, as crowds are down and the weather not as hot as summer. The fact there are bargains to be had on flights makes autumn travel all the more attractive. KAYAK...| Jim Byers Travel
The annual Conde Nast Readers’ Choice Awards are out for best travel of 2025, and there’s plenty of great North American and world content to check out, as well as fabulous hotels and cruises. Canada made the top 10 for best countries to visit, while New York City won kudos for its food scene and hotels. Victoria, British Columbia was named best small city in the world, Barbados made the top three for most friendly countries, and Tokyo was named world’s best food city. The top ten hotel...| Jim Byers Travel
Marco Navarro-Genie writes that Canadians are voting with their feet and choosing Alberta. But trade barriers, ideology and even banking rules could bring that freedom to a halt| Frontier Centre For Public Policy
Thanks to a stretch of good weather, Alberta farmers advanced their harvest 12 points during the week ended Sept. 29 to 89 per cent complete. The Alberta agriculture department said that’s seven points above the five-year average. The post Good weather pushes Alberta harvest along appeared first on Farmtario.| FarmtarioLatest in Production of Field Crops Ontario | Farmtario
High seed costs and low grain prices are renewing debate over planters in canola. Experts weigh seed savings, fertilizer limits and agronomic trade-offs. The post Seed costs spark new interest in planters for canola appeared first on Grainews.| GrainewsGrainews
Part 2 of 2: New analyses provide test results with handy scores that assess soil using a simple format, and make it easy for Alberta farmers to spot where an intervention or practice change might have the biggest effect.| Grainews
Larch season is becoming one of the most popular times to visit the Canadian Rockies, much like fall foliage in eastern Canada. Larch season is when the lovely larch trees start changing colour from their usual dark green to a brilliant yellow hue that lights up the slopes, providing spectacular landscapes and fabulous photos. So,… Read More »The 8 Best Larch Hikes in the Canadian Rockies| Routinely Nomadic
Our personal list of best Canmore hikes in the Canadian Rockies, including great trails in Kananaskis Country, Banff and Yoho National Parks.| Routinely Nomadic
Thanks to a stretch of good weather, Alberta farmers advanced their harvest 12 points during the week ended Sept. 29 to 89 per cent complete. The Alberta agriculture department said that’s seven points above the five-year average. The post Good weather pushes Alberta harvest along appeared first on Canadian Cattlemen.| Canadian CattlemenCrops , Latest & Featured - Canadian Cattlemen
Alberta’s provincial harvest as of Sept. 23, 2025 was 78 per cent complete, said the province’s weekly crop report.| Alberta Farmer Express
Thanks to a stretch of good weather, Alberta farmers advanced their harvest 12 points during the week ended Sept. 29 to 89 per cent complete. The Alberta agriculture department said that’s seven points above the five-year average. The post Good weather pushes Alberta harvest along appeared first on Alberta Farmer Express.| Alberta Farmer ExpressGFM Network Daily News - Alberta Farmer Express
Reading Time: 5minutes The Minister for Alberta Agriculture and Irrigation, RJ Sigurdson, received his new mandate letter from the premier. The suggestions in the letter are a blueprint to driving agriculture in the province ahead. The post Alberta Agriculture First: A new mandate for Alberta’s ag minister appeared first on Alberta Farmer Express.| Alberta Farmer ExpressLatest News Stories - Alberta Farmer Express
The Oil Sands Mine Water Steering Committee has released four new recommendations for Alberta and the federal government, calling for new treatment technologies, increased community involvement in monitoring programs, the establishment of standards for releasing treated oil sands mine water, and advancing end pit lakes. Alberta’s government announced on September 5 that it accepts all […] The post Alberta endorses four new steps for oil sands water reclamation appeared first on Environmen...| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
ES&E Magazine will be participating at WEFTEC 2025 in the Government of Alberta’s exhibition pavilion, along with a number of fellow Canadian companies. The post Connect with Albertan and Canadian Companies at WEFTEC 2025 appeared first on Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine.| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
The annual Water Environment Federation’s Technical Exhibition and Conference (WEFTEC) returns to Chicago, September 27 – October 1, representing the largest annual water quality exhibition in North America and a gathering of the global wastewater and stormwater community — including many Canadians. ES&E Magazine has put together details on what Canadian attendees can expect at […] The post Canadian preview for WEFTEC 2025 in Chicago appeared first on Environmental Science & Enginee...| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
An Alberta oilfield services company has been issued a nearly $450,000 administrative penalty by the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) for contraventions involving industrial sewage it was not authorized to receive, yet was still found to be improperly stored and used to generate profit for the company. Terroco Industries Ltd., based in Red Deer, Alberta, was […] The post Alberta oilfield company penalized $450K for industrial sewage storage contraventions appeared first on Environmental Scien...| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
As municipalities take stock of aging infrastructure and prepare for increasingly extreme weather, there’s growing urgency to prioritize and optimize investments. To meet these challenges, cities are shifting from outdated asset management systems to advanced software that consolidates data across departments and leverages analytics for smarter decision-making. In June, the City of Calgary became the […] The post Calgary applies new asset management software across multiple departments ...| Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine
Agrivoltaics -- conducting agricultural activity, such as grazing sheep, under arrays of solar panels -- can provide farms such as this southern Alberta ranch with diversification options.| Alberta Farmer Express
Cartmell leads, but many remain undecided. Public split on taxes, frustrated with homelessness and crime. From September 25 to 29, 2025, Abacus Data surveyed 700 eligible voters in Edmonton to assess public opinion heading into the final stretch of the city’s mayoral campaign. The data paints a picture of an unsettled electorate with significant anxiety […] The post Abacus Data Poll: Edmonton Voters Focused on Stability and Affordability as Mayoral Race Heats Up appeared first on Abacus D...| Abacus Data
Upgrades will include geothermal heating and solar panels to reduce energy costs by an estimated 100% and annual GHG emissions by 50.6 tonnes. The post Edmonton community hub receives funding for solar and geothermal upgrades appeared first on HPAC Magazine.| HPAC Magazine
A grand opening celebration and ribbon cutting ceremony for the new location was held by the Guardian team on Wednesday, Sept. 17.| HPAC Magazine
Alberta’s bid to attract artificial intelligence data centres could be sabotaged by its own energy policies, says RMI co-founder and world renowned energy analyst Amory Lovins. […] The post Alberta’s Gas-Centric Strategy Could Kill Its AI Data Centre Ambitions, Lovins Warns appeared first on Canadian Renewable Energy Association.| Canadian Renewable Energy Association
Thanks to a stretch of good weather, Alberta farmers advanced their harvest 12 points during the week ended Sept. 29 to 89 per cent complete. The Alberta agriculture department said that’s seven points above the five-year average. The post Good weather pushes Alberta harvest along appeared first on Grainews.| GrainewsPulses & Production Tips - Grainews
As Statistics Canada projected Alberta to see larger harvests of dry peas and lentils in 2025/26, the Alberta Pulse Growers offered their views as to why.| Grainews
Why then, if there has been no real growth in separatism as a threat in Alberta and Saskatchewan, has there been so much handwringing and teeth-gnashing about it since the federal election? Albertans and Saskatchewanians have not hesitated to lay all of these economic and social challenges at the feet of the federal Liberal government, […] The post Western separatism: An age-old story entering a new chapter first appeared on CCPA. The post Western separatism: An age-old story entering a new...| CCPA
The same federal government who alienated our oil and gas industry is now putting global food security at risk by attacking the hard working agriculture producers across western Canada with an arbitrary goal to reduce fertilizer usage. The post The arsonists: The politicians stoking the fires of Western separatism first appeared on CCPA. The post The arsonists: The politicians stoking the fires of Western separatism appeared first on CCPA.| CCPA
Left- and right-wing populist movements that have dominated Prairie politics over the last century can trace their roots back to regional frustrations framed in opposition to heavily urbanized sections of Eastern Canada. The post Wresting cost-of-living politics away from the populist right first appeared on CCPA. The post Wresting cost-of-living politics away from the populist right appeared first on CCPA.| CCPA
As Alberta spins ever closer to a rudderless sovereignty referendum in which the premier provides all the leadership of a radio phone-in host—“let’s open up the lines and hear what the people have to say!”—Albertans themselves and others are starting to ask important and difficult questions related to what would it actually mean, in practice, if Alberta did the… The post Reality check: If Alberta left Canada first appeared on CCPA. The post Reality check: If Alberta left Canad...| CCPA
An article about Western alienation in British Columbia might as well start with the Rocky Mountains, that formidable natural barrier to the rest of Canada and border to Alberta, our prickly provincial neighbour, and the real hotbed of Western alienation. The post It’s not you, it’s us: British Columbia isn’t into Western alienation first appeared on CCPA. The post It’s not you, it’s us: British Columbia isn’t into Western alienation appeared first on CCPA.| CCPA
The "Alberta Next" initiative, led by Premier Danielle Smith, represents a significant push toward greater provincial autonomy within Canada. Through town halls and surveys conducted throughout the province from July to the end of September, this project sought public input on crucial policy areas—including immigration and pensions—while asserting Alberta's constitutional rights within Canada. The post “Alberta Next”, migrants’ rights come last first appeared on CCPA. The post “Al...| CCPA
“The first idea is to define oneself as a nation—therefore it requires a culture of their own,” said Bloc Quebecois leader Yves-Francois Blanchet, speaking to journalists at a media scrum. A reporter had asked him if he, as the leader of a sovereignist party, had any advice for Alberta’s burgeoning separatist movement. The post Whose nationalism is it, anyway? first appeared on CCPA. The post Whose nationalism is it, anyway? appeared first on CCPA.| CCPA
These days, there are many reminders to hold on to this one precious thing: our democracy. Not just ticking a box at election time, but working in between elections to protect the systems in place to safeguard our democracy. The post The Monitor – Fall 2025 first appeared on CCPA. The post The Monitor – Fall 2025 appeared first on CCPA.| CCPA
A couple of years ago I went to see my aunt at a seniors’ home in rural Saskatchewan. An elderly gentleman passed by and I was introduced as visiting from Ottawa. The post Does Alberta really want to cut and run? first appeared on CCPA. The post Does Alberta really want to cut and run? appeared first on CCPA.| CCPA
The big question leading into this forecast period is — just how long will the summery temperatures will continue? After all we are now into October. The post Prairie forecast: Transition from warm to cool brings chances for rain appeared first on Grainews.| GrainewsWeather & Production Tips - Grainews
Highlights: We appear to be in a fairly predictable weather pattern as the overall weather picture has been pretty good. We saw upper-level ridging last week bring average to above average temperatures across the Prairies. The forecasted area of low pressure over the eastern Prairies materialized as forecasted. As often typical with upper-level lows, the The post Prairie forecast: Looks like summer weather appeared first on Grainews.| GrainewsWeather & Production Tips - Grainews
We have all grown sadly accustomed to the misuse of language, especially legal and military language, to denigrate legitimate political engagement. We see open debate labelled as hate speech, defensive national policies deliberately confused with genocide, political action disparaged in … Read the rest The post Jason Kenney and the End of All Things (Or Maybe Just a Democratic Vote) appeared first on C2C Journal.| C2C Journal
Depending on the crop, powdery mildew may not be much of a yield killer for grain growers — but dust from the fungal disease can build up to cause fires in combines. The post Powdery mildew can be combine fire risk appeared first on Grainews.| GrainewsEquipment & Production Tips - Grainews
Jasper National Park is the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies, spanning an incredible 11,000 square kilometres (4,200 sq miles). It boasts some of the most awe-inspiring hikes for ... Continue Reading Read the original post 13 Best Hikes in Jasper National Park (A Guide for All Levels) on The Planet D: Adventure Travel Blog.| The Planet D: Adventure Travel Blog
Reading Time: 4minutes Pivot Spirits showcases transition from farmer to distiller with provincial award-winning results in Alberta for Lars Hirch The post From farmer to award-winning distiller appeared first on Alberta Farmer Express.| Alberta Farmer ExpressAlberta Farmer Express
Statistics Canada released July retail sales for the country, with cannabis sales increasing from the June levels, up 1.0% to C$485.0 million. This sequential growth was down on a per-day basis due to the extra day in the prior month. June, originally reported at C$480.2 million, was revised slightly higher to C$480.3 million. The sales in July […]| New Cannabis Ventures
Alberta’s provincial harvest as of Sept. 23, 2025 was 78 per cent complete, said the province’s weekly crop report.| Grainews
Alberta’s provincial harvest as of Sept. 23, 2025 was 78 per cent complete, said the province’s weekly crop report. The post Alberta Crop Report: Harvest more than three-quarters finished appeared first on Manitoba Co-operator.| Manitoba Co-operatorWeather & Farming Articles - Manitoba Co-operator
Highlights: We appear to be in a fairly predictable weather pattern as the overall weather picture has been pretty good. We saw upper-level ridging last week bring average to above average temperatures across the Prairies. The forecasted area of low pressure over the eastern Prairies materialized as forecasted. As often typical with upper-level lows, the The post Prairie forecast: Looks like summer weather appeared first on Manitoba Co-operator.| Manitoba Co-operatorWeather & Farming Articles - Manitoba Co-operator
As Statistics Canada projected Alberta to see larger harvests of dry peas and lentils in 2025/26, the Alberta Pulse Growers offered their views as to why.| Alberta Farmer Express
But below the rows of bare trees, a closer look reveals hopeful signs of renewal. An emerald green carpet spreads underneath and between the trunks.| Modern Traveller
Canadian travellers have spoken. Air Canada Vacations has announced the winners of its first-ever Travellers’ Top Picks Awards, a celebration of Canadian wanderlust that drew over 100,000 ent…| Jim Byers Travel
We are asking our provincial parliamentarians to Replicate Texas's success in installing a fully competitive procurement process for all new energy projects in consultation with communities and in alignment with environmental regulations. Provide funding to municipalities to develop long-term heating plans for homes, businesses, industries and city facilities, while decarbonizing our heating systems. Germany offers a strong model.| Citizens' Climate Lobby Canada
NEWS RELEASE: CanREA and Dunsky Energy + Climate launch “Canada’s Renewable Energy Market Outlook 2025: Wind. Solar. Storage.,” the first, comprehensive, Canada-specific market outlook report for renewable energy and energy storage, now available on CanREA’s website. The post Uniquely Canadian market outlook report for wind, solar and energy storage now available appeared first on Canadian Renewable Energy Association.| Canadian Renewable Energy Association
We start this period with a large upper low over northern Ontario, an area of Arctic high pressure building southwards over Manitoba and strong but narrow upper ridge of high pressure over B.C. This particular setup is going to bring cool temperatures over the eastern Prairies for the next several days. Western regions will stay on the mild side. The post Prairie forecast: Cool east, warm west appeared first on Grainews.| GrainewsWeather & Production Tips - Grainews
Many Albertans want to be free. What do they mean? Do they mean free from Ottawa? From equalization, emission caps, single-use plastic regulations, and federal environmental assessment? Alberta has legitimate grievances against the intrusions of the federal government. But if … Read the rest The post Articles of Freedom: What the Constitution of an Independent Alberta Should Look Like appeared first on C2C Journal.| C2C Journal
Alberta’s government is investing $1.3 million with grazing organizations and others to strengthen the health, biodiversity and resilience of the province’s rangelands through the Rangeland Sustainability Program.| Alberta Farmer Express
The harvesting of all crops in Alberta reached 42 per cent complete as of Sept. 9, compared to the five-year average of 40 per cent. The provincial agriculture department noted combing was highlighted by little or no rain. The post Alberta harvest just ahead of average pace appeared first on Grainews.| GrainewsDaily News from Glacier Farm Media Network - Grainews
Fall is almost here for folks in the northern hemisphere, which means the summer crowds are pretty much gone from many of the world’s – and North America’s – top destinations. Shoulder season is an ideal time to visit Europe, with the usual hordes having departed cities like Rome and Barcelona but with warm weather still lingering. Not to mention warm Mediterranean water. It’s also a great time to visit Northern California, which often sees it warmest temperature of the year in Se...| Jim Byers Travel
People from all over the world are drawn to the Canadian Rockies every year to explore its craggy mountains, sparkling lakes, and ancient glaciers. Local tips for all the must see, not to be missed, where and when to travel, and other local travel tips. The post Canadian Rockies Trip Planner appeared first on GuideAlong.| GuideAlong
November is Banff’s quietest month. The weather can be notorious as winter grips the mountains, and many attractions close the month before. It’s most definitely off-season in the resort town and national park. However, don’t let that deter you; there is never a bad time to visit. We like to say it may not be...| The Banff Blog
Banff in December is one of the best times of the year to visit the Canadian Rockies. If you are into winter, snow, and hot chocolate, that is. December in Banff is the most magical time of year. You are almost guaranteed a white Christmas, so if that is what you are after, then consider...| The Banff Blog
Banff in October is a magical time of year. Fall in Banff is cool and crisp, and the foliage still lingers for a large portion of the month. It’s the shoulder season in Banff, so crowds are much lower than in the summer and even in September. Although there may be a few dustings, the...| The Banff Blog
Visiting Moraine Lake is an absolute must while in Banff National Park! It’s one of my favourite lakes to visit in Banff and definitely worth the trip. Since 2023, personal vehicles are no longer allowed on Moraine Lake Road, therefore... Read More The post Via Via Moraine Lake Shuttle Review appeared first on Endless Wonder.| Endless Wonder
The Vermilion Lakes in Banff National Park are a chain of lakes with a beautiful ecosystem and stunning views of Mount Rundle. Fun animals live here like squirrels, muskrats, geese, deer, and more. One of my favourite things about the... Read More The post Vermilion Lakes: Your Ultimate Guide! (2025) appeared first on Endless Wonder.| Endless Wonder
Bow Lake is an amazingly beautiful, glacier-fed lake in Alberta, Canada, located in Banff National Park along the Icefields Parkway! Because Bow Lake is fed by the Crowfoot Glacier, it is that brilliant blue colour that the lakes in the... Read More The post Bow Lake: Your Ultimate Guide (2025) appeared first on Endless Wonder.| Endless Wonder
Johnson Lake is a pretty lake in Banff National Park that is the perfect place to spend time swimming, hiking, or just relaxing. I’ve been visiting Johnson Lake every summer since 2018, it’s one of my favourite places in Banff... Read More The post Johnson Lake: Your Ultimate Guide (2025) appeared first on Endless Wonder.| Endless Wonder
The two most beautiful lakes in Alberta, Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, are located incredibly close to each other, which means they are super easy to visit on the same day! But, because Moraine Lake is no longer accessible by... Read More The post How to Get From Lake Louise to Moraine Lake (2025) appeared first on Endless Wonder.| Endless Wonder
Moraine Lake is one of the most popular spots to visit in Banff National Park and the Canadian Rockies, and for good reason! It is absolutely stunning. But with its popularity (and the emergence of social media!) brings a ton... Read More The post Moraine Lake in Winter (2025) appeared first on Endless Wonder.| Endless Wonder
Peyto lake is a glacier-fed lake located on the Icefields Parkway in Alberta, Canada. I live around 4 hours from the Canadian Rockies and have visited Peyto Lake 4 times over the years during my adventures in Banff National Park!... Read More The post Peyto Lake: Your Ultimate Guide to Visiting (2025) appeared first on Endless Wonder.| Endless Wonder
Visiting the Canadian Rockies without a car is a question I get asked all the time by travellers trying to visit Jasper and Banff National Park on a budget. I’ve lived 4 hours away from Banff and Jasper my whole... Read More The post Canadian Rockies Without a Car (Banff + Jasper): Your Guide appeared first on Endless Wonder.| Endless Wonder
Located in the heart of Kananaskis Country in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, the Ptarmigan Cirque hike is one of my favourite hiking trails in the Canadian Rockies. This hike takes you through a variety of landscapes, starting in a steep...Read More| Endless Wonder
The province’s plan for a “server tax” on data centres connected to the grid risks slowing investment in the still-developing sector, executives say| The Logic
Jasper National Park in the Canadian Rockies is one of the most impressive natural areas in Canada, yet it sees far fewer visitors than Banff National Park, its insanely popular neighbour to the south. The two parks have a lot of similarities, but everything about Jasper is just a bit more manageable than Banff, from… Read More »Jasper National Park: 12 Amazing Reasons to Visit| Routinely Nomadic
One of the things we enjoy most while travelling is visiting gorgeous lakes around the world. Usually our main goal, while hiking especially, is to track down amazing scenery and landscapes. And there is no question that many of the most incredible and memorable places we’ve seen over the years have been beautiful lakes. Big… Read More »28 of the Most Beautiful Lakes in the World| Routinely Nomadic
Wilbur-Ellis, a U.S.-based provider of value-added feed products for livestock, pets and aquaculture, with two facilities in Alberta, is under new ownership and a new name.| Alberta Farmer Express
Open Farm Days continues to enjoy success in its 14th year running, as Alberta farms and agri-businesses were showcased to increase awareness on how food gets to the dinner plate.| The Western Producer
Deux lois environnementales. Deux contestations constitutionnelles. Deux avis de la Cour suprême du Canada. Deux issues différentes. Un examen de deux affaires récentes en matière de droit de l’environnement révèle la portée et les limites du pouvoir du gouvernement fédéral de légiférer en matière d’environnement.| Notes de la Colline
Hike to alpine lakes and stunning peaks on the Skoki Loop trail in Banff National Park. Plan a backpacking trip with this trail guide.| Happiest Outdoors
Alberta's Agricultural Plastics Recycling Group wants to make its pilot program for plastic baler twine and grain bags into a permanent plan.| Alberta Farmer Express
This forecast period is looking straightforward as surface high pressure and upper-level ridging looks to dominate the forecast. This should bring what looks to be an extended period of sunny skies and warm to hot temperatures.| Grainews
Wet weather in the northern half of Alberta and dry weather in the south delayed harvest across the province during the week ended Aug. 19, 2025.| Grainews
Two environmental laws. Two constitutional challenges. Two Supreme Court of Canada opinions. Two different outcomes. An examination of two recent environmental law cases demonstrates the reach and limitations of the federal government’s ability to make laws in relation to environmental issues.| HillNotes
Documents show that two years after being caught using Clearview AI facial recognition software, Calgary police signed contracts for AI software that scours photos and videos for individuals. Have police agencies across Canada taken a secret shortcut to facial recognition?| Drug Data Decoded
For this forecast period it looks like the active pattern that developed last week will continue with a couple of lows forecasted to impact parts of the Prairies.| Alberta Farmer Express
This forecast period is looking much more stable and predictable as a large area of high pressure dominates the Prairie region.| Grainews
For this forecast period it looks like the active pattern that developed last week will continue with a couple of lows forecasted to impact parts of the Prairies.| Manitoba Co-operator
The Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology in Drumheller celebrates 40 years with an exhibit showcasing big dinosaur discoveries.| calgaryherald
The lakes around Banff National Park are a prime place to go for a SUP or stand up paddleboard in the summer months once they unthaw.| The Banff Blog
Alberta farmers can move more quickly to salvage poor crops for feed, after the federal and provincial governments announced increases to AFSC's low yield allowances for the 2025 crop year.| Alberta Farmer Express
This forecast period starts with a broad, cool area of high pressure stretching across the Prairie provinces. The cool air combined with strong mid-summer sunshine is leading to partly cloudy skies along with the odd shower or thundershower.| Manitoba Co-operator
For the week ending August 2, Western Canadian feeder cattle markets traded steady to as much as $10 higher. Quality yearling packages off grass were up as much as $15 in some cases. Prices for similar weight cattle were quite variable across the Prairies, which made the market hard to define. The market appears to be in price discovery mode for the grass yearling market.| Farmtario
This is the one thing I wish everyone knew before winter driving in Alberta or BC. Don't risk your road trip.| Celebrate Life's Adventures
Is Calgary worth visiting? Yes, and with my Calgary itinerary, you'll have everything you need for the ultimate trip there.| Leave Your Daily Hell
Interested in tackling some of the best Canmore hikes? The town's locals and visitors are fortunate to have a wide selection of walks, hikes, and mountains to| The Banff Blog
This forecast period starts with a broad, cool area of high pressure stretching across the Prairie provinces. The cool air combined with strong mid-summer sunshine is leading to partly cloudy skies along with the odd shower or thundershower.| Grainews
“La révolution est dans la rue,” as the excitable French like to say. The same holds true in placid Canada. After receiving four photo radar tickets for going just slightly over the speed limit in Ottawa, John Robson declares the current proliferation of automated speed cameras to be a revolution in how Canada’s streets are policed, and an outrageous violation of the principles of fundamental justice. Robson is not alone in his outrage. While Ontario cities eagerly embrace these cash-h...| C2C Journal
Our current unsettled and—for lack of better word—'messy' weather pattern looks to continue for at least one more week.| Grainews
For the week ending July 19, Western Canadian feeder cattle markets were unchanged from the previous week, although volumes were limited.| Grainews
So you’re deciding whether to spend your next vacation in Yosemite or Banff? I don’t blame you! Both of these world-class national parks should be on everyone’s bucket list. Visiting either is a great choice – I have spent a fair bit of time in both of these national parks, and they are equally impressive,... The post Yosemite Or Banff – Which National Park For Your Next Trip? appeared first on A City Girl Outside.| A City Girl Outside
Two studies in three years find thousands of lives and $90 billion in health benefits may depend on Canada holding to its ZEV mandate| Electric Autonomy Canada
For the week ending July 12, Western Canadian yearling markets traded steady to $5 higher compared to seven days earlier. Calves weighing 550-800 pounds were quoted $5 lower to as much as $10 higher.| Manitoba Co-operator
A residential building's vibrant, art-drenched solar façade brought renewable energy to new heights, setting a Guinness Book of World Record for the largest solar panel mural.| pv magazine USA
Here's everything you need to know about this open-air laugh fest and why it might just be the best thing you do all summer.| Must Do Canada
