Workers at a Lethbridge-operated mine in Cardston County were digging for ammonite when they hit the fossil. Continue reading →

Thousands of dinosaur bones, fossils and petrified wood were discovered when a Calgary man was clearing out an estate. Continue reading →

Thursday’s Google doodle honours Joseph Burr Tyrrell and features a man standing among large dinosaur bones in the Alberta Badlands. Continue reading →

The Borealopelta markmitchelli could be the most well-preserved dinosaur ever found and now it has a name — in honour of the Alberta museum technician who poured over it for years. Continue reading →

The province says the Royal Tyrrell Museum project will include an additional hands-on learning area, classrooms and a distance-learning space. Continue reading →

There’s just a bit more than one month of summer left (don’t kill the messenger). Here are a few fun activities you can do before it comes to an end. Continue reading →

It’s a scientific love story with a happy ending. Continue reading →

Severe flooding in southwestern Alberta in 2013 may be responsible for two fishermen discovering the 80 million-year-old fossil of a possible new dinosaur species. Continue reading →