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The number of wildfires in Alberta has dropped but air quality remains poor | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Alberta Wildfire says the 2026 fire season has seen an improvement, noting there are fewer blazes across the province compared to the previous five years. On Tuesday, there were 13 active wildfires in the province. Twelve were marked as under control and one is being held, meaning it’s not expected to grow outside its existing boundaries. This has freed up Alberta Wildfire crews to put out flames elsewhere. Derrick Forsythe, Wildfire Information Officer with Alberta Wildfire, says, “We have abou
Calgary emergency crews say more water rescue calls coming in 2026 than 2025 | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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The Bow and Elbow safety advisories have been dropped, and the river fun season has begun. A clear sign of this may be people enjoying a river raft cruise, but for the Calgary Fire Department, they see it in the volume of calls for help. “This year we’re seeing higher trends of water use, especially when it comes to higher rescues by our water rescue crews,” says assistant Deputy Chief James Docherty. “We’re actually on pace right now to beat previous records.” Emergency crews say taking time to
Calgary dog park safety in question over city-planted Ohio Buckeye trees | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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A tree species planted by the city is causing a stir in the Northwest Calgary community of Cambrian Heights. The Ohio Buckeye is popular for providing shade and changing with the seasons. However, the nut it produces can be toxic to pets if ingested. Several of these trees, which are producing the nuts, are currently planted in the Cambrian Heights dog park. “Some residents have reported in the past, these trees being potentially hazardous to their dogs,” says Daryl Connolly, the president of th
Kananaskis drying up after recent floods but some trails remain closed | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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There’s sunshine after the storm in Kananaskis Country, where the mountainous landscape recovers from recent flooding. The storm system that caused most of the damage peaked on June 28. It resulted in evacuations, basement flooding and a bridge collapse. A local group, the Friends of Kananaskis Country, have been monitoring the condition of trails in the area. The recent sunny weather has dried out the better-irrigated trails, but the group’s executive director, Trevor Julian, says others aren’t
Federal government announces $40M investment in Calgary’s arts sector - Calgary | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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The federal government has announced a $40 million investment into Calgary’s home of contemporary art. Federal Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture and Minister for Official Languages Marc Miller made the announcement on Friday, adding that he hopes the investment will strengthen relations. “I won’t speak for Albertans, I’m from Montreal, but you know, I understand it. Coming from a province, Quebec, where the federal government is often seen as someone who doesn’t follow through on their p
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