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Water flow in Alberta is exceptionally low this year and could pose challenges for fish

Snowpacks have disappeared about a month earlier than normal, and June hasn't brought the rainfall it typically would. Experts say that could pose challenges for fish populations.

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Opinion: Head in sand approach leads to more irrigation in a dry land with shrinking rivers

The substances most essential in life are the ones we consistently overuse. In arid southern Alberta, water is limited, yet we treat it as though it was…

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Wednesday s letters: Health cash clawback adds to pain

Ottawa Health Minister Duclos’ planned $82-million clawback of Canada Health Transfer cash to eight provinces, exactly when Alberta and others are overwhelmed,…

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Opinion: Funding for motorized vehicle trails an environmental tragedy

Opinion: Funding for motorized vehicle trails an environmental tragedy
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Alberta splits wildlife management into hunting, fishing and everything else

EDMONTON Alberta's United Conservative Party government has moved on a proposal to split wildlife management responsibilities in the province, creating a new department of hunting and fishing in the Forestry, Parks and Tourism Ministry.

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