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The province says life is fine downstream from the oil sands. So why does nobody in Fort Chipewyan believe it?

The plan was simple: learn the past lives of a house. But it led to an unexpected mystery.

They may not be stars, but these literary translators get a taste of glory in Banff.

Ralph Klein made a mess of health care. Will his successor do any better?

Jim Dinning: a new Conservative, or the same old story?

How one environmentalist turned private grief into public action.

Inglewood, one of Calgary’s oldest communities, is set to tackle the city’s affordable-housing crisis.

Grizzly bears are important both as a symbol of Alberta’s rugged wilderness and as an ecological indicator. But are we willing to save the grizzlies from our own intrusion into their territory?

Despite evidence that social factors impact our health, the Alberta government promotes personal responsibility over enlightened public policy.

A Naturalist’s Lament.