As we recently covered, there are now more Canadians working in ‘green’ jobs than there are in the oil & gas industry. And while you might expect Alberta to remain a stronghold for the latter, there’s plenty of evidence to suggest the province is cleaning up its act. Case in
A former homeless youth has his sights set on becoming Canada’s Smartest Person. Twenty-five-year-old Joshua Williams has experienced more tough living than many of us will in a lifetime. He’s gone from being a scholarship-winning athlete and self-taught musician, to living on the streets and becoming a youth worker. Williams, a program director
Whitecourt, Alberta’s tourism industry just got a major boost. A local gas station in the town of 10,000 people has just been recognized as having Canada’s best bathroom. The Esso Super Station facilities won a nationwide competition that saw 43,000 people vote. “Public restrooms don’t typically get a lot of praise,
Ah yes, the novelty of indulging in a fine glass of whiskey distilled with the smoky notes of a provincial disaster. Such is the opportunity a few lucky Canadians will have when Fort MacMurray’s The Wood Buffalo Brewing Co. auctions off 10 bottles of a double-smoked whisky crafted using a pallet of grain that was
We know it’s only Wednesday, but nothing you’ll see this week can top this video of an Alberta grandfather receiving a pair of light-up Nikes. Ted Thorne, who was celebrating his 70th birthday, received the futuristic sneakers as a gift and immediately lost his mind, jumping about as if he’d
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