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Where in the World? Big Head in Canmore

1 month ago | amainsider.com | Allison Bench

Canmore is a favourite weekend destination for Albertans, with mountain resort amenities and a cozy, small-town feel. The peaks stretch up to the sky… and the Big Head peeks up from the ground. If that last part leaves you a bit confused – we’re talking about artist Alan Henderson’s “Ceannmore” sculpture at the Alberta town’s entrance, which was the mystery “Where in the World” location in the summer edition of AMA Insider magazine.
Things to Do in Alberta: June 2025

1 month ago | amainsider.com | Allison Bench

Summer is here! Get ready to enjoy the sun and wonderful events happening all over Alberta, including jazz and children’s festivals, Pride Month festivities, Riverdance performances, and more. Start on a high noteAll you cool cats who want to take in some groovy tunes are in luck because Edmonton and Calgary are set to host Jazz festivals this June! The Edmonton International Jazz Festival takes place June 21-29 with nearly two dozen artists and groups performing across seven venues.
Things to Do in Alberta: May 2025

2 months ago | amainsider.com | Allison Bench

Albertans are ready to get out and enjoy the province as we leave the cold season behind and welcome those May flowers. From hot air balloons to food and drink festivals to music, there’s something for everyone this month. Film frenzyIn Edmonton, two sister film festivals are set to take over Garneau Theatre. First up comes Northwestfest, Canada’s longest documentary film festival.
5 Women and Girls in STEM to Watch

Mar 7, 2025 | amainsider.com | Claire Sibonney

In the world of science, tech, engineering and math (STEM), women and girls face numerous barriers to full participation — in fact, less than one third of STEM jobs in Canada are held by women. But these five women and girls are inspiring the next generation and making the future of STEM look bright. Alison Criscitiello: Ice Core ExplorerFor many people, ice is just something to skate on or a winter nuisance.
Olympic snowboarder shares love of sport with Indigenous youth

Feb 3, 2025 | amainsider.com | Jeremy Freed

Liam Gill was born and raised in Calgary, but his roots are in the village of Fort Simpson, in the Northwest Territories — the home of the Liidlii Kue First Nation. That’s why, following his debut at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, Gill arranged for a small group of kids from Fort Simpson to travel to Banff for an all-expenses-paid snowboarding trip.
Everything you need to know about plug-in hybrid vehicles

Jan 22, 2025 | amainsider.com | Matt Bubbers

Across Canada, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) have become increasingly popular, representing a very small but growing share of the market. They offer a middle ground between battery electric vehicles (BEVs), which are fully electric, and internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles. Unlike regular hybrids, plug-in hybrids can and should be — you guessed it — plugged in. Doing so is the best way to recharge the high-voltage battery.
Be enchanted by Tobago

Jan 13, 2025 | amainsider.com | Doug Wallace

“Can you guys give us a hand with the boat?” A fisherman asks my friend and me to join a group of men pushing a bright blue fibreglass boat into Castara Bay. We jump up and start at it — a simple thing, but a true slice of life that draws me right into the essence of everyday life on the island of Tobago, half of the dual-island nation of Trinidad and Tobago.
Make the most of driver-assistance features

Jan 8, 2025 | amainsider.com | Graham Heeps

When we’re driving, nothing matters more than safety — ours and our family’s, as well as the safety of other people on the road. Safety can be one of the central defining factors when we choose a new vehicle — as important as the vehicle’s looks and how much it costs. Fortunately, auto safety technology is advancing all the time. For one, automakers are motivated to achieve the competitive advantage that comes with top safety ratings.
Snow Patrol: Celebrate Winter in Finland

Dec 23, 2024 | amainsider.com | Corrina Allen

Despite its long, cold winters, Finland has been ranked as the world’s happiest country for seven years running by the World Happiness Report, and after vacationing there this past winter, I understand why. Finns find happiness in fresh air — even when it’s 20 C below. They’ve made embracing the cold an art form, intertwining a love of winter with a culture that celebrates everything from snowshoes to saunas.
Things to do in Alberta: January 2025

Dec 18, 2024 | amainsider.com | Meaghan Archer

January in Alberta may bring extreme sub-zero temperatures, but the bluebird skies and endless events—both indoor and outdoor—make up for the shivering. Jammin’ in January Grab your tickets and put your dancing pants on for Winterruption YEG, Edmonton’s winter concert and festival. Running for four days from January 22-26, musicians, bands, and performers will take the stage at venues across downtown Edmonton and put on shows you won’t forget.