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Alberta soldiers with post-traumatic stress disorder face an uphill battle.

From open range to Stampede midway: The roots of Alberta ranching and its lasting legacy—our cowboy culture.

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

Our water’s running low. Alberta’s government has a plan, but the oil sands just might suck us dry.

In a world of colour, these five Alberta photographers prefer shades of grey.

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?

A Naturalist’s Lament.

Our insufficient efforts to let the animals roam.

Flushing our water down the toilet.

Can the ancient grasslands of the Eastern Slopes survive the urban appetite for land that threatens to destroy them?