UNBELIEVABLE: 2 - Caught on Camera

Expert Claims Aliens Hide Inside Mountain Clouds to 'Scan the Thoughts of Humans Below' in Photo

A spectacular photograph of a saucer-shaped cloud over Canmore, Alberta, has sparked a wild online debate, with one researcher claiming it hides a cloaked UFO deployed to scan human thoughts.

International Business Times UK · Aug 9

Independence from Canada could cost Albertans a lot more than it saves them

Alberta’s separation debate has entered a new phase. Elections Alberta recently declared the independence petition successful, with 222,597 verified signatures, above the 177,732 required.

The Conversation · Aug 9

Why Should You Incorporate In Alberta For Long-Term Growth And Profit?

In most cases, operating a thriving business in Alberta comes to the point where it's time for a change.

inkl · Aug 4

Quote of the day by Pierre Trudeau: 'The state has no business in the bedrooms of the nation' and a pivotal moment for gay rights in Canada

Everett George Klippert was the last person in Canada to be arrested, charged, prosecuted, convicted, and imprisoned for being gay. Klippert was originally from Kindersley, Saskatchewan, and was raised in Calgary, Alberta. In 1965, he was picked up by police for questioning in connection with a case of suspected arson.…

The Times of India · Jul 17

Who Pays When a Tornado Destroys Your Campsite? What Travellers Should Know About Insurance

The Alberta tornadoes underscore the importance of reviewing your travel and RV insurance to safeguard against storm damage and financial setbacks during camping trips.

International Business Times UK · Jul 14

Every winter, Canadian rivers produce giant spinning circles of ice. Scientists now know why

In the colder parts of Canada, winter occasionally produces a sight that seems more suited to a drawing than a river. A large disc of ice appears on the water, almost perfectly round, turning so slowly that its movement is easy to miss. These formations have been reported in places…

The Times of India · Jul 13

Meta announces $9.17 billion Canada AI data center that will consume electricity equal to 800,000 homes

Meta will invest C$13 billion to build its first Canadian AI data center in Alberta. This massive facility will require electricity equivalent to 800,000 homes. The company plans to offset energy use with renewable projects and minimize water consumption. Alberta's affordable energy and colder climate made it an attractive location…

The Economic Times · Jul 11

Meta announces its first data center in Canada — estimated $9 billion 1GW Alberta mega facility sees the AI expansion cross the border

The 1GW facility will be built outside of Edmonton, and is predicted to create about 300 operational jobs once completed.

TechRadar · Jul 9

New provincial laws are making it harder to access government records in Canada

Access to information and freedom of information (FOI) laws allow citizens to request records held by public bodies, including governments. FOI legislation is founded on the idea that Canadian citizens have the right to know what their governments are doing, and to hold them accountable for it.

The Conversation · Jul 9

Meta plans biggest AI data centre outside US in Canada with $9.1bn investment

Meta will pour more than $9.1bn (€8.4bn) into a new artificial intelligence data centre in Alberta, Canada — its largest outside the United States — powered by a dedicated natural gas plant.

Euronews · Jul 9