The Fort McMurray wildfire in May 2016 destroyed almost 2,600 homes and resulted in many tales of hardship but Rob de Pruis says one man’s “heart-breaking” story stands out for him. Continue reading
Five years after the flood that devastated the Kananaskis Country Golf Course, it has reopened its fairways to the public. The restoration is expected to offer an economic boost to the area. Continue reading
The Alberta government outlined plans for improved flood resiliency in Alberta Tuesday morning including $13.5 million for three projects in Calgary, $30 million for other projects in the province, and $10 million for emergency preparedness. Continue reading
“We just ignore nature.” Continue reading
It’s been three years since flood waters struck southern Alberta and the cleanup is still not over. Continue reading
The Alberta government announced Thursday $1 million in grants to help improve flood and drought resiliency across the province. Continue reading
With flood cleanup from 2013 and 2014 nearly complete, the City of Lethbridge is now looking to expand its pathway network. Continue reading
A plan is in place to restore the Kananaskis Country Golf Course to its former glory, after it was destroyed by the June 2013 flood. Continue reading
Despite one year passing since the June floods tore through their community, many people who live on the Siksika First Nation are still not allowed back in their homes. Continue reading
After last June’s devastating flood destroyed much of the town of High River, busloads of Calgarians arrived to help with the relief and cleanup efforts. Now Calgarians are being asked to come to the town’s aid again. Continue reading