Clare Bonnyman

Jasper Tourism says changes to the landscape offer new opportunities for educational experiences and responsible tourism post-fire

The Humble Lodge's annual four-day fast camp provides a safe space for 2SLGBTQ+ Indigenous youth to engage in a rite of passage, fostering strength, resilience, self-esteem and connection.

Researchers are weighing the effects of popular weight-loss medications like Ozempic on muscle mass. New work is "calling attention to something called quality of weight loss," says Carla Prado, a professor of human nutrition at the University of Alberta.

A University of Alberta researcher wants to expand the definition of accessibility to make better, more active public spaces. 

The unique terrain and accessible nature of Athabasca Glacer helps NASA crews finetune the EELS robot’s slither and sliding motions before sending it to space to search for signs of life.

The backcountry warden cabins in Jasper National Park have been relatively quiet in recent years, used by staff for ecological monitoring, patrolling and accessing the deep woods. But that is starting to change.

The dance style from the 1920s and ’30s has found new footing in a young Edmonton dance community.

This month, city council’s urban planning committee will see a report detailing the options for an incentive program that would help developers convert underused office space into residential units.

Torch, an explosives detection dog trained by Alberta K9, will use his nose to sniff out landmines and unexploded ordinances overseas.

An Indigenous Archaeology Field School is finding glass, bones and beads on historic river lots to give students hands-on experience.

A volunteer-run training program is aiming to provide barrier-free fitness for transgender Edmontonians

A growing community in the city, Tamil Heritage Month shares the language, celebration and culture of the diaspora.

As more is learned about neurodivergence, groups like ADHD Edmonton are growing to support more Albertans affected.

Rotary Club of Edmonton member Anna Wieczorek is helping Ukrainian refugees on the ground, with the support of her Edmonton peers.

Organizations in the city are finding new and diverse ways to combat growing issues around food security.

For women in Alberta, a booming craft beer industry hasn’t always been welcoming. Some are making strides towards inclusion in the industry.

Indigenous women are breaking through as entrepreneurs in the province, making their mark with Alberta consumers.

Edmonton mom Bobbi-Jo Green is raising awareness for other women struggling to find answers. “I had all of this disease for 10 years,” she said. “And was being told that it was all in my head.”

A U of A study calls for policy changes for female athletes, and says starting a family shouldn’t put athletic careers at risk

Researchers at McMaster University are craving change after findings show the effect of junk-food marketing on children’s eating habits.