With Canada Day just days away on Wednesday, July 1, many of us in Calgary, Edmonton, and across the province are already thinking about how to make the most of the remaining long weekends in 2026. Whether you’re planning family time, a quick trip to …
If you’re planning post-secondary studies in Alberta this year — whether at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Mount Royal University or SAIT in Calgary, NAIT, a trades program, or even certain private career colleges — Alberta Student Aid 2026 can help cover tuition, books, …
Animal lovers across Alberta know that finding the right rescue organization can change lives — both human and animal. The Alberta Animal Rescue Crew Society (AARCS) stands out as one of the province’s most dedicated grassroots animal welfare groups. Founded in 2006, AARCS has spent …
Heading to a show at the Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium (affectionately known as the Jube) in Calgary? This historic performing arts venue consistently delivers memorable Broadway tours, concerts, ballet, opera, and family-friendly entertainment in a beautiful setting with excellent acoustics. Whether you’re a first-timer or …
If you’re a parent in Calgary, Edmonton, Red Deer, or anywhere in Alberta searching for the Alberta Parent Payment Program, you’re likely wondering what happened to the temporary financial support offered during the 2025 teachers’ strike and what options exist now. This in-depth guide breaks …
If you’re an Albertan who’s ever needed blood work, urine tests, or other diagnostics, you’ve likely dealt with Alberta Precision Labs (APL). Whether you’re a long-time resident in Calgary or Edmonton or new to the province, navigating lab services can feel overwhelming. Long wait times, …
Banff and Jasper get all the attention — and for good reason. But in 2026, the real Alberta magic happens when you step off the Icefields Parkway and explore places where locals actually go to escape the crowds. These 10 hidden gems deliver jaw-dropping scenery, …
Edmonton remains one of the most affordable major cities in Canada for newcomers in 2026. With average 1-bedroom rents around $1,200–$1,350 and plenty of units under $1,400, it’s possible to find a safe, decent place without breaking the bank — especially if you know where …
Red Deer sits right in the middle of Alberta’s booming corridor and remains one of the most practical places to live in 2026. Lower housing costs than Calgary or Edmonton, no PST, and shorter commutes make it a favourite for families, trades workers, and newcomers …
Edmonton keeps attracting families who want more space, lower costs, and real community feel than bigger cities offer. In 2026, southwest and west Edmonton dominate family searches thanks to master-planned communities, strong schools, and easy access to the river valley. This guide cuts through the …