Author: Clint Curtis

Dinosaur Provincial Park. Situated in the badlands of southeastern Alberta, Dinosaur Provincial Park holds one of the largest collections of dinosaur bones and fossils on earth. Can you dig for fossils in Alberta? It is unlawful to excavate fossils in Alberta. If the fossil is found lying on the surface, refer to Collecting (below). Fossils […]

Are Seagulls protected species in Alberta? Yes, gulls and migratory game birds are protected under the Migratory Birds Convention Act. However, under the regulations, the Minister of the Environment and Parks may issue a permit to kill or scare away. Is killing a seagull illegal in Canada? Seagulls are a Protected Species They are now […]

A person cannot enter onto land without the occupier’s permission if entry is prohibited with a notice, such as a “No Trespassing” sign or a verbal warning. A person must also leave the land immediately after being directed to do so by the occupier or some other authorized person, such as a security guard. What […]

In Summary You can’t bait deer or most other wildlife for the purpose of luring them in to be hunted. If you fed some corn to some deer in your backyard to take a photo, or watch them from your back yard, you will be ok. Can you feed deer in Alberta? Never feed deer. […]

216,710. Filipino Canadians Total population Alberta 216,710 (5.2%) British Columbia 174,280 (3.5%) Manitoba 94,315 (7.2%) Quebec 44,885 (0.5%) How many Filipinos are in Calgary? Since 2011, Toronto PCG now serves 48.5% of Filipinos, or 405,945 individuals, an increase of 18.6%. In 2011, the number of Filipinos living in Calgary PCG increased by 60.7%, to 208,760. […]

Alberta offers six unserviced campgrounds located in provincial parks or provincial recreation areas for free. While most other campgrounds come at a cost, you can get a campsite for as little as $10 per night. You can view a list of Alberta’s low-cost provincial parks here. Where can you camp in Alberta for free? Some […]

Alberta is home to nine species of reptiles, including seven different species of snakes, a turtle, and a lizard. Some of Alberta’s reptile species have a wide range in the province, while others live in a very limited area. All are at the northernmost edge of their North American ranges. What kind of lizards live […]

In Alberta we have Balzac Billy, which is quite literally, a critter in disguise. Groundhogs are plentiful in most parts of Canada and the U.S., but they aren’t found in southern Alberta, Global News explains, and that is precisely where the community of Balzac is located. What is Alberta’s groundhog called? Balzac BillySee, Alberta’s groundhog, […]

Table 1. Electricity Capacity (2010 – 2023) and Generation (2010 and 2018) in Alberta Capacity in MW and % 2010 2020 Wind 723 1 746 5.6% 10.5% Biomass / Geothermal 340 314 Which province produces the most wind power? OntarioWind energy in Canada accounts for 3.5 per cent of electricity generation, being the second most […]

Can you hunt on Sunday in Alberta? The answer is yes, you can hunt on Sunday in Alberta, Canada, but only in designated WMUs that permit it. Can you hunt in Sundays in Alberta? Refer to the 2022 Alberta Hunting Draws booklet for details. Sunday hunting for big game is prohibited in WMUs 728, 730 […]