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AIWC seeking support for expected summer influx of wounded wildlife

AIWC seeking support for expected summer influx of wounded wildlife

Madden-based Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation (AWIC) is celebrating 30 years of service in 2023, and is hoping to raise $30,000 by May 31 to help with its spring and summer operations to continue saving and rehabilitating injured or orphaned wildlife.
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Developer and RVC present different visions for funding Cochrane Lake revitalization

Developer and RVC present different visions for funding Cochrane Lake revitalization

It will likely cost about $8 million to create a berm around Cochrane Lake and invest in new pumping infrastructure to raise water levels and improve water quality, local developer Macdonald Communities reported to Rocky View County (RVC) council in a special presentation at the Feb. 21 meeting. 
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Genomics increasingly advancing livestock development

Genomics increasingly advancing livestock development

Livestock Gentec is bringing the commercial benefits of genomics to the Canadian livestock industry
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Pink Shirt Day preaches kindness, anti-bullying at Airdrie schools this week

Pink Shirt Day preaches kindness, anti-bullying at Airdrie schools this week

At Ralph McCall School, the message is not just an anti-bullying one this year, but about how students should treat each other with kindness and respect every day, according to Tammy Nisbet, a child development supervisor at the elementary school.
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Cochrane Lake revitalization plan prepares to take significant step forward

Cochrane Lake revitalization plan prepares to take significant step forward

Rocky View County (RVC) will hear a presentation on Feb. 21 from MacDonald Communities on the state of its Cochrane Lake Revitalization Plan.
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NDP Opposition Health Critic takes aim at UCP policies on private surgeries

NDP Opposition Health Critic takes aim at UCP policies on private surgeries

Shepherd said the NDP is also in favour of establishing more day surgeries in Alberta to help alleviate some of that surgical backlog, but sees no reason why the UCP should be giving public dollars to subsidize private corporations to do those surgeries.
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Sunny days for Alberta farmers thanks to high commodity prices

Sunny days for Alberta farmers thanks to high commodity prices

It’s a sunny time for farmers in Alberta coming into 2023 as strong commodity prices, high-quality, high-value crops and good yields in 2022 have led to great profits.
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Blue Monday or not, good self-care important to beating post-holiday blahs

Blue Monday or not, good self-care important to beating post-holiday blahs

The third Monday in January is sometimes referred to in popular culture as Blue Monday.
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Police seize $200K in drugs, weapons, vehicles from residences in Calgary and Bearspaw

Police seize $200K in drugs, weapons, vehicles from residences in Calgary and Bearspaw

Police have seized over $200,000 in drugs, as well as weapons, vehicles and other materials related to crime, from three residences in Calgary and Bearspaw.
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Airdrie consumer advocate argues fuel prices are too high

Airdrie consumer advocate argues fuel prices are too high

De Haan said what drives the local price are generally two calculations: How much stations feel their local market can pay, and how much motivation there is among local stations to compete with each other when it comes to setting their prices.
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