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Return of the Beaverhill Lake Snow Goose Festival - Vimarsana News

Return of the Beaverhill Lake Snow Goose Festival

In 1993, the Town of Tofield had a vision: “Why not capitalize on a natural resource that happens every spring?”

Onetime oil-and-gas worker now a filmmaker who's directing his energy to the eastern slopes - Vimarsana News

Onetime oil-and-gas worker now a filmmaker who's directing his energy to the eastern slopes

Red Deerian Travis Boschman is directing Love Our Eastern Slopes, a documentary dedicated to the preservation of the mountains he grew up on.

Source: cbc.ca
Waste facility given notice of cancellation - Vimarsana News

Waste facility given notice of cancellation

Waste facility given notice of cancellation Alberta Environment and Parks has notified Cleanit Greenit that the registration for its west Edmonton composting facility is cancelled effective June 30, 2022. Some parts of this page will not display. JavaScript is not available in this browser or may be turned off. Cleanit Greenit operates under a registration, meaning the facility must comply with Alberta’s Code of Practice for Composting Facilities. This Code of Practice requires facilities to manage site runoff, implement measures to control odours, litter and pathogens, and meet groundwater...

Source: alberta.ca
'An abomination': Sask. water expert warns of contamination following Alberta's coal policy changes - Vimarsana News

'An abomination': Sask. water expert warns of contamination following Alberta's coal policy changes

'An abomination': Sask. water expert warns of contamination following Alberta's coal policy changes Alberta's plan to allow for open-pit coal mining in the Rocky Mountains could be a serious threat to Saskatchewan's water supply, says the director of the Global Water Futures Project at the University of Saskatchewan. Social Sharing

Source: cbc.ca