Canadians Keep Voting for Alberta With Moving Trucks
Alberta passed 5 million residents late last year and still leads Canada in interprovincial migration, drawing people from British Columbia and Ontario.
The Corral Is Gone. Calgary Saved the Cowboy
The Stampede Corral opened in 1950, hosted the early Flames and the 1988 Olympics, and its neon cowboy rode the front wall from the mid-1950s onward.
The Little Red Wagon That Carried Alberta’s Promise
Alberta's Promise launched in 2003 with a little red wagon emblem, recruiting businesses and charities to direct money, mentorship and volunteer hours.
The Brand Ian Tyson Burned Into Alberta’s Memory
A cattle brand certified ownership, work, liability and stewardship on the open range, and Ian Tyson spent half a century setting that Alberta to music.
Calgary Lost 23% of Its Treated Water Last Year
Calgary's published figures put 2025 system water loss at 23%, roughly 120 million litres a day, or about 48 Olympic swimming pools drained into gravel.
Canada’s First Carbon Storage Hub Opened Without a Federal Cheque
Bison Low Carbon Ventures built the Meadowbrook hub near Legal in Sturgeon County, licensed for half a million tonnes of CO2 a year on private money.
Stephen Mandel Built a Bolder, More Cultured Edmonton
Stephen Mandel spent nine years as Edmonton's mayor and left the city new light rail lines, a downtown arena and a substantially expanded cultural sector.
Ottawa Funds Ontario Trains in Billions, Alberta Gets Millions
Alberta's June 5 rail plan proposes 320 km/h service linking Calgary and Edmonton through Red Deer, costed near $60 billion with $15 million committed.
Ottawa Has an AI Plan. Alberta Has an AI Industry
Mark Carney unveiled AI for All in Toronto on June 4, promising more than $2 billion, sovereign compute scaling to 850 MW and 250,000 jobs by 2031.
The Real Cost of Canada’s Housing Paralysis
How endless approval delays, rising government costs, and procedural paralysis turned housing from a straightforward process into a years long bureaucratic marathon Canadians can no longer afford.
