University of Alberta studies the power of profanity
Much of society frequently buys everything from electronics to cleaning products online and reviews from other customers can come in
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Alberta man discovers prehistoric mammoth tusk in yard on Saddle Lake Cree Nation
A man from the Saddle Lake Cree Nation, east of Edmonton, made the discovery of a lifetime while working on
Read moreLithium well a ‘gamechanger’ for energy transition in Alberta
In a province that has been drilling for generations and known for its oil and gas, this is a first.
Read more100-year-old University of Alberta building to become model of smart energy use
Researchers at the University of Alberta are hoping to make a 100-year-old building on campus a lot smarter by reducing
Read moreAlberta fish farmer suing province over impacts of ‘failing to control’ whirling disease
Robert Allen used to run Alberta’s biggest trout farm on the western limits of Calgary. His business dates back to
Read moreAlberta glaciologist climbed and camped atop Mount Logan to unlock climate history
Last June, Alison Criscitiello led a team of seven up the second-highest peak in North America in search of ancient
Read moreInternational forensic anthropology course taking place in Warman, Sask.
Police investigators from all three Canadian coasts, as well as one from the northern United States, are in Warman, Sask.,
Read moreSkin deep: Calgary hobbyist paleontologist finds fossil complete with skin
During the day, Calgary biologist Teri Kaskie is focused on making sure that projects around Calgary keep the environment front
Read moreCalgary scientists studying Mars soil for signs it supported life
A University of Calgary scientist is hoping to determine whether Mars was ever capable of supporting life. Ben Tutolo, an
Read moreUniversity of Saskatchewan research project aims to cure HIV
Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) stats show Saskatchewan was the leading province for reported human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) cases,
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