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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

Namesakes of parks that will be flooded in Glenbow East option speak out

Namesakes of parks that will be flooded in Glenbow East option speak out

“Of course we were horrified. If any other people knew about it, they didn’t disclose it to us,” Haskayne said.
Town of Cochrane lends support to Calgary officials for water break response

Town of Cochrane lends support to Calgary officials for water break response

Calgary received more bad water news over the weekend as Cochrane officials offered moral support
Early origins of Cochrane to be subject of talk this Saturday

Early origins of Cochrane to be subject of talk this Saturday

Gordon Davies of CHAPs will deliver a talk entitled "To see where you're going, it helps to see where you've been" on June 1.
Ecologist speaks about land use planning in Bragg Creek region

Ecologist speaks about land use planning in Bragg Creek region

“There is a growing and significant amount of anxiety about a swing towards land uses that are modifying this landscape very quickly, and a new approach may be in order.”
Retreat centre opens walking trails meant for contemplation

Retreat centre opens walking trails meant for contemplation

Walking trails west of Calgary at Mount Francis retreat offer place to reflect on mental and spiritual health
Man's doberman charges grizzly bear with cubs in Southern Alberta

Man's doberman charges grizzly bear with cubs in Southern Alberta

“I am going to die.”
West Fraser Timber holds open house on controversial clearcut logging plan

West Fraser Timber holds open house on controversial clearcut logging plan

The chances of putting a complete stop to clearcut logging in West Bragg Creek and Moose Mountain seem to be fading
Mouseketeer coming to Alberta to teach kids star power

Mouseketeer coming to Alberta to teach kids star power

A former Mouseketeer who worked with Ryan Gosling and Britney Spears, is bringing her industry tips to Southern Alberta
Stunning owl photo taken by Albertan wins international award

Stunning owl photo taken by Albertan wins international award

This image will make you stop and stare for a minuite
West Fraser listens to West Bragg Creek clearcut opponents

West Fraser listens to West Bragg Creek clearcut opponents

West Fraser (formerly Spray Lake Sawmills) plans to clearcut 900 hectares, the equivalent of 833 soccer fields, near West Bragg Creek and another 450 ha. in the Moose Mountain Trail Network.
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