Latest from Rick Bremness
Nighttime nightmares grow for stargazing spots
The northern lights, the total eclipse and the perseid meteor shower are out-of-this-world celestial events driving Canadian stargazers to dark sky tourist spots in 2024. What's also up, in some places, are noise complaints, nocturnal roadkill and bad behaviour.
Here's why alpacas are getting the love from the UN to Alberta Open Farm Days
They're cute and quiet, their fibre is used to make soft, warm knitted products, and there are more than 34,000 of them in Canada. Now alpacas are in the spotlight.
Teeny-tiny Canadian art makes big splash in Minutiae exhibit
Small pieces are showcased in a big way in the new art exhibit Minutiae at the Alberta Craft Council. Take a little look.
From a go-bag to a go-camper: How these Albertans are preparing for wildfire season
After Canadas worst wildfire season on record, Albertans in and around the town of Edson are gearing up for what this spring could hold.
Swimming in stuff and looking to declutter? Here's where the experts say to start
If you've resolved to clean up your act in 2024, these are some top tips from organizing experts that might help you declutter.
Big grizzly started a hidden-gem collection in northern Alberta hamlet
How did a small hamlet in northern Alberta end up with an extensive wildlife collection? It all started with a great big grizzly and a whole lot of community donations. Take a tour of the Kinosayo Museum in Kinuso, Alta.
These tiny-home villages for veterans are spreading across Canada
An idea to create a village of tiny homes to help homeless veterans transition in their civilian lives is expanding from two locations in Alberta to communities in Manitoba and Ontario and organizers hope it's just the beginning. Here's why.
Edmonton has been doing AI for a long time ... here's why
Artificial intelligence is having a moment and Edmonton has a downtown headquarters at the core of the research. Its called the Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute (Amii). Heres what this AI centre looks like in real life.
Sky-watching domes connect Mtis Crossing visitors with Indigenous knowledge
Mtis Crossing, 120 kilometres northeast of Edmonton, continues to expand year-round tourism offerings with the addition of a star-watching experience.
Edmonton's newest river valley park opens this month here's a sneak peek
If youre after a fresh spot to stroll this autumn youre in luck; weve just updated our green space gem map with more than 70 locations. It includes Edmontons new Northeast River Valley Park, set to open Sept. 24.
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