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A health advisory was issued for Lake Sundance Thursday afternoon. Alberta Health Services said in a media release that a blue-green algae bloom and/or toxins have been identified in the waters of Lake Sundance.

u/ABNow_ — 3 days ago
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Field camera footage captures a cougar family roaming near Priddis, just outside Calgary, an area where cougar sightings have drawn significant attention in recent years.

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Video by Paul J. Lane

u/ABNow_ — 6 days ago
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For the uninitiated, this is The Boss.

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" ‘The Boss’ is known to be the largest and most famous grizzly bear in Banff National Park. 🐻 He’s been hit by a train twice, fights other big grizzlies and is believed to have fathered up to 70% of the grizzlies in Banff. He’s the last one to go into hibernation and first one to come out so he gets the best pick of the food all year. Like a boss.

*filmed from my car with a long telephoto lens"

- Captured by Herry Himanshu

u/ABNow_ — 8 days ago
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An Edmonton-based company plans to redevelop the City Centre Mall with construction scheduled to begin next year.

u/ABNow_ — 9 days ago
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Identified as a bison cranium. Based on the horn cores, it is estimated to be an ancient example of the modern species (Bison bison), potentially up to 5,000 years old. Found in Alberta by Dominic Boon.

u/ABNow_ — 10 days ago
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"These scorpions surprise me every time. The idea that they glow under UV light is still so wild to me, such an odd animal. " Paleo Alberta

u/ABNow_ — 13 days ago
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A lightning strike left a crater in a sidewalk near 129 Avenue and 129 Street during one of Edmonton’s recent storms. Witnesses say the electrical current travelled underground before exiting near a fire hydrant, knocking out power in the area.

u/ABNow_ — 14 days ago
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Fields of fireweed and also a reminder that wildflowers are in full bloom in the mountain parks right now.

u/ABNow_ — 15 days ago
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A white wolf just trotting along on July 28th near Canmore. Always on the move, the ultimate endurance hunter.

u/ABNow_ — 11 days ago
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Scene in Calgary on 32nd Street yesterday (CSI-EPC building)

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"Serves as a commercial warehouse and processing facility for CSI EPC (CSI Electronics Processing Centre), specializing in secure IT asset disposal, data destruction, and electronics recycling."

u/ABNow_ — 22 days ago