Natural Gas Reserves in Calgary: A Modern History
Natural gas is used in Canada almost as widely as crude oil, supplying a portion of the country's needs for heating, industry, and electricity...
History of the Athabasca Oil Sands – Deposits in Northern Alberta
The Canadian taiga hides some of the world's largest oil reserves. The Athabasca oil sands, also known as the bituminous sands of Athabasca, are...
Calgary’s Premier Industrial Hub: The Manchester Story
Manchester is recognized as Calgary’s very first industrial district, located just southeast of the Stampede grounds. It is often considered the city's premier industrial...
EcoStore Green Calgary: The History of the City’s Green Community Hub
EcoStore is a social enterprise dedicated to inspiring and supporting sustainable living in Calgary. All proceeds are reinvested into creating impactful environmental programs for...
Flower Farms of Alberta
Alberta is home to several farms where fresh flowers are grown – sunflowers, lilies, tulips, and more. Most of these farms operate on a...
Solar Energy in Calgary and Key Projects
The issues of ecology and energy security are becoming increasingly pressing in the modern world. That's why solar energy, along with other renewables, is...
The History of Heating in Calgary
The invention of heating is a major milestone in the life of any city. It's not just about convenience; it's a vital necessity. In...
Hidden Gemstones of Alberta
Alberta is home to precious gemstones, from the classic diamonds of the Canadian Rocky Mountains to the lesser-known yet equally dazzling amber found in...
5 Ways to Protect Your Home from Natural Disasters in Calgary
Calgary is vulnerable to a range of risks associated with natural disasters. Hazards such as floods, winter storms, hail, infrastructure failures, and tornadoes can...
Bob Church: The Geneticist from Calgary Who Revolutionized Agriculture
Robert (Bob) Church was a pioneer in molecular genetics, a farmer, and an honorary professor at the University of Calgary. He became a legendary...