The History of Solar Panel Use in Edmonton
Scientific evidence indicates that the global climate is changing rapidly and is expected to change even more significantly in the near future. Urban buildings,...
Edmonton Horticultural Society and Its Contribution to Edmonton’s Greening
One evening in mid-November 1909, men and women passionate about gardening gathered at the Chamber of Commerce office. After discussions, they founded the Edmonton...
David Schindler: The World-Renowned Lake and Waterways Advocate
Edmonton has been home to many individuals who have significantly contributed to environmental preservation. One such figure is David Schindler, a globally recognized scientist...
How Edmontonians Can Protect Their Homes from Natural Disasters
Edmonton is no stranger to severe weather and natural disasters, including floods, storms, tornadoes, landslides, and wildfires. Safeguarding your home against these threats is...
Popular Plants Thriving in Edmonton
The flora of Edmonton is rich with a wide variety of plant species. Take a stroll through the city’s streets, parks, and green spaces,...
The History of Gardening in Edmonton: The Evolution of Urban Farming and Local Gardens
Gardening in Edmonton has deep roots, stretching back to the fur trade era and the very first settlements along the North Saskatchewan River. Thanks...
Ammonite: Alberta’s Precious Gem
Gemstones are mined across the globe in various forms, but Alberta has a unique claim to one of the rarest gems: ammolite. Since 1987,...
Alberta’s Mineral Wealth: Oil, Gas, Gold, and the Critical Minerals of Tomorrow
Alberta is one of Canada’s richest mineral provinces, playing a pivotal role in driving the nation's mining and energy sectors. Blessed with vast reserves...
Eco-Living in Edmonton: The Blatchford Project
In 2020, the Blatchford project in Edmonton was named a winner in the "Neighbourhoods" category at the FCM Sustainable Communities Awards. Blatchford is more...
Alberta’s Oil Sands: A Historical Perspective
Alberta's oil sands are located within the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin, which contains the majority of Canada's onshore petroleum reserves. These deposits are primarily...