After adding the K Pass Fee, Public Land Camping Fee and increasing Camping Fees, @YourAlberta now has their eyes on a new tax…
If you want to paddle anywhere in Alberta, you will likely have to register your watercraft and pay a tax.
The survey:
alberta.ca/aquatic-invasive-…
Going to Kananaskis?
Today is the start of the Controlled Access Zone on Hwy 40 and parking limitations on the Smith-Dorrien Hwy. Be sure to check the details before heading out.
CAZ Zone details here: rcmp.ca/en/g7/controlled-acc…
Park details here: albertaparks.ca/albertaparks…
If you missed the Kananaskis Logging Open House for Bragg Creek and Moose Mountain can you please share why?
If Other: please share in the replies
27%I wasn’t aware about it
9%I’m happy with the plan
0%It wouldn’t make a diff.
64%Too inconvenient time/plc
11 votes • Final results Bragg Creek-KCountry retweeted
Big thank you to everyone that attended the open house yesterday!
ctvnews.ca/calgary/article/c…
Bragg Creek-KCountry retweeted
Today’s a critical day for the future of West Bragg and Moose Mountain Trails!
Please come to the Open House and register your feedback for the proposed Clearcut in Kananaskis recreation areas.
📍Cochrane Ranchehouse
10am-1pm and 3pm-7pm.
Our amazing trail network is getting national news coverage for all the wrong reasons… again.
Thanks to our friends at Canadian MTB for spreading the word.
Check out their take on the state of affairs regarding the logging of MMBTS and BCT in their latest article.
cyclingmagazine.ca/mtb/bragg…
It’s critical that we get a good turnout for the Open House Wed May 14th.
If we don’t show up, we could lose Calgary’s closest recreation area!
In cases you missed it…
Read this thread and please attend the open house!
Replying to @GROW_Kananaskis
2/ What's changed?
Alberta has introduced a Community Hazardous Fuel Reduction (CHFR) program that aims to reduce wildfire risk around communities by removing/modifying flammable vegetation.
It applies to a 5km zone around Bragg Creek.
How does this affect the Trail Network?
Update:
The orphaned Cougar kittens had spots making the hunt illegal yet FWES have decided that they won’t charge the hunters.
“We’ve got a problem here in AB; We’ve got a minister who just really wants to go out and kill all of our wildlife”
rmoutlook.com/canmore/no-cha…
Mark your calendars!

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In their advertising, they’re pointing out that they should bid on this auction item It allows “unprecedented opportunity” by hunting out of season with a weapon of your choice.
So while we mourn the fate of this young cub, we need to ask ourselves how many other orphans are being created with the Minister’s Special Licence.
Are the season, wolverine trapping limit and a host of other changes, in Alberta’s best interests… or minister Loewen’s.
After watching two orphaned cougars get hauled off to captivity, it’s time to talk about Alberta’s ethics and conflict of interest... again
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In their advertising, they’re pointing out that they should bid on this auction item It allows “unprecedented opportunity” by hunting out of season with a weapon of your choice.

















