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Our View: County must be more proactive in addressing local water emergency - Vimarsana News

Our View: County must be more proactive in addressing local water emergency

Rocky View County needs to be more proactive when it comes to addressing the local water emergency that is afflicting the entire metro Calgary region.

Peregrine falcon chicks hatched in Edmonton now learning to hunt prey in the wild - Vimarsana News

Peregrine falcon chicks hatched in Edmonton now learning to hunt prey in the wild

Three peregrine falcon chicks have been rescued from a hospital building in west Edmonton. The fledglings ghave been sent to a hacking site on the Pembina River where they will learn to hunt prey.

Source: cbc.ca
Alberta conservation program looks to change how ranchers deal with grizzly bear conflicts - Vimarsana News

Alberta conservation program looks to change how ranchers deal with grizzly bear conflicts

Carnivores and Communities Program uses a range of techniques to reduce the number of conflicts between humans and wildlife bears

Gravel pit gets green light from province despite opponents' objections - Vimarsana News

Gravel pit gets green light from province despite opponents' objections

The Alberta government has removed a major hurdle for a gravel company to start mining up against Big Hill Springs Provincial Park, but the preservation society that takes its name from the nearby creek is asking them both to just hold their horses.

Gravel pit gets green light from province despite opponents' objections - Vimarsana News

Gravel pit gets green light from province despite opponents' objections

The Alberta government has removed a major hurdle for a gravel company to start mining up against Big Hill Springs Provincial Park, but the preservation society that takes its name from the nearby creek is asking them both to just hold their horses.