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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

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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Southern Alberta Wolfdog Sanctuary needs votes to win cash for sanctuary

Southern Alberta Wolfdog Sanctuary needs votes to win cash for sanctuary

The Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary needs supporters to vote for them in a contest they need to win.
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Injured deer saved by vigilant residents and wildlife officers

Injured deer saved by vigilant residents and wildlife officers

Deer with wire wrapped around chest in Southern Alberta gets some help from Fish and Wildlife officers.
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Alberta woman finds relief in Medical Assistance In Dying program

Alberta woman finds relief in Medical Assistance In Dying program

On October 10 Albertan Charlene Needham will be surrounded by loved ones when a doctor helps end her life after years of suffering with Crohn’s Disease and ankylosing spondylitis.
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Province abandons controversial Bow River dam, will expand and relocate Ghost reservoir

Province abandons controversial Bow River dam, will expand and relocate Ghost reservoir

Opponents of the controversial Glenbow East dam proposal relieved to hear province has shelved the idea that would flood two parks
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Alberta native plant rescue group will collect plants in area soon to be new subdivision

Alberta native plant rescue group will collect plants in area soon to be new subdivision

Alberta Native Plant Rescue, is organizing a group to collect a variety of native grasses and plants before the bulldozers scrape them away forever in south Cochrane.
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Southern Alberta Birds of Prey Centre one man's passion project

Southern Alberta Birds of Prey Centre one man's passion project

The Birds of Prey Centre in Coaldale, Alberta has as many as 200 birds.
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