The Alberta government has announced a $3.8-million investment to study and map groundwater resources in southern Alberta.

Kenneth Visser, a former National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) engineer with a long resume, is bringing his talents to Calvin University and launching an aerospace engineering program.

CollinGallant New mapping aquifers in southern Alberta could be complete by 2027 – updating 40-year-old information – after ...

The flood devastated the Teesta Hydroelectric Project Stage-III (1200 MW), washed away the dam and flooded the underground ...

The Alberta government is setting out an assertive plan to grow the Heritage Savings Trust Fund to at least $250 billion by ...

The Thunderbirds open their schedule against the West Region champions on April 21 at 7 p.m. PT to finish a three-game ...

With about $1 billion invested over a quarter century in the Alberta SuperNet, the province still has some of the worst rural ...

View all personalised welcome events and prepare for your first few weeks at Surrey.

A building near Woodstock is one of the province's many tourist information bureaus that closed because of budget concerns ...

Fair Entry is an application process that helps you access some City services and programs at a lower cost if you have a lower income. Eligibility is based on residency, income and, in some cases, age ...

Working from home and office jobs affect activity levels. Tom Lloyd, winner of a University of Cambridge Educator of the Year Award, was nominated by his former student Elijah, who was inspired to ...

Calgary is establishing itself as a growing player in the tech and video game development sectors, as the city works to diversify its economy. Events like the Global Game Jam, hosted locally by ...