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Howard May

Howard May

Howard was a journalist with the Calgary Herald and with the Abbotsford Times in BC, where he won a BC/Yukon Community Newspaper Association award for best outdoor writing.

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Recent Work by Howard

Moose hanging around southern Alberta town tranquilized and moved

Moose hanging around southern Alberta town tranquilized and moved

The approximately 500 pound animal was placed on a transport platform, covered in a blanket, eyes covered to keep it calm, secured and pulled on a pickup truck with a winch.
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Retired Cochrane teacher offers grief advice in wake of killing of teacher

Retired Cochrane teacher offers grief advice in wake of killing of teacher

A recently retired Cochrane educator is offering timely advice for parents and kids grappling with grief.
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Trout Unlimited Canada is now Freshwater Conservation Canada

Trout Unlimited Canada is now Freshwater Conservation Canada

Trout Unlimited Canada is now Freshwater Conservation Canada, as described at Haskayne Legacy Park Pavillion last week.
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Emaciated black bear cub rescued by Central Alberta rehab group

Emaciated black bear cub rescued by Central Alberta rehab group

The Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation in Madden, northwest of Calgary, has taken in an emaciated black bear found wandering alone near Barrhead, Alberta.
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Paul Brandt receives royal recognition for his fight against human trafficking

Paul Brandt receives royal recognition for his fight against human trafficking

Paul Brandt received a King Charles III Coronation Medal for his work to combat human trafficking
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Coyote expert to talk about coexistence

Coyote expert to talk about coexistence

In her presentation entitled Living with Coyotes, Dr. Shelley Alexander will explore coyote behaviour and our everyday encounters with them.
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Alberta Andalusian horse wins international award in first outing

Alberta Andalusian horse wins international award in first outing

When Neal and Glenna Mauldin decided to raise Andalusian horses at their little ranch north of Calgary, they had no idea they were going to receive international attention. But here they are.
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Alberta considering wild horse control measures

Alberta considering wild horse control measures

“No compelling scientific evidence has ever been produced to substantiate (the Province's) damage claims," critics have said. "In fact, horses should be characterized as native wildlife and protected."
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West Fraser adjusts logging plans for West Bragg Creek

West Fraser adjusts logging plans for West Bragg Creek

West Fraser Timber released a report this week explaining what adjustments they’re contemplating to logging plans for West Bragg Creek.
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Alberta sculptor receives Alberta Order of Excellence

Alberta sculptor receives Alberta Order of Excellence

Cochrane’s most famous sculptor, Don Begg, has been awarded province’s highest honour.
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