Object Details Author Gordon, Stanley Alberta Alberta Culture Reynolds-Alberta Museum Notes "Reproduction or use for any ... purpose [other than further research] is not permitted without prior ...

The Alberta Federation of Agriculture (AFA) is urging Alberta's provincial and federal leaders to take immediate action to safeguard Alberta's agricultural sector in light of the potential ...

A push for innovation in Alberta’s agriculture industry is getting a boost. The federal government is investing more than $1.8 million to help small- and medium-sized businesses enhance ...

Agriculture in rural Alberta appeared, at the time, to provide unlimited opportunity. My 19-year-old son is now deciding his life's path.

Alberta spending millions in irrigation infrastructure to grow agriculture industry How Canada Wins: Alberta's government is funding projects to bring more water to farmers and more money to the ...

Just a day after its release, the Alberta Federation of Agriculture (AFA) says its initial read of the Alberta government’s financial road map for the year to come shows promise in some areas ...

Tara Sawyer of the United Conservative Party has won the provincial by-election in Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills, while Alberta’s New Democrats have captured both Edmonton ridings, according to unofficial ...

The government of Alberta has implemented a new “agriculture-first” approach to approving projects, on land in the Canadian province.

Alberta’s drought shaping up to be ‘worse than we saw in the 1920s, 1930s’ This is what a long-term drought looks like. Stunning images capture the western province that is one stage short ...

Elemental Energy’s Brooks Solar II Project near Brooks, Alberta. So far solar farms like this have cost zero agricultural land. Photo supplied. Does renewable energy really pose a threat to ...

Stettler County council hopes a disaster declaration prompts governments 'to advocate for assistance and support for an agriculture industry battling drought in Alberta.' ...

As of August 3, 15 Alberta communities have declared agricultural emergencies this summer. Alberta government data shows some areas have received 50-year-low levels of precipitation.