Geography and Travel

Alberta Review: Travels With Myself and Another

The drive to travel can be, conversely, the same that makes us want to stay at home

Apr 22 •

Alberta Review: Noah's Flood

An intriguing hypothesis supported by geology, hydrography, and a lot of inference

Mar 24 •

Alberta Review: Origins: How the Earth Shaped Human History

Leaving a bit to be desired, but a solid start

Mar 10 •

Alberta Review: Alberta Island

A trip draws out the similarities between Alberta living and island life

Dec 20, 2024

Alberta Review: Nature Abhors a Vacuum

Alberta has a lot of space, and we need to grow into it

Jul 22, 2024 •

Alberta Review: Trippin’

Alberta is purpose-built for the best vacation of them all.

Jun 23, 2024 •

Alberta Review: Right to Exist

There are some places in this world that, to be simplistic, don't make sense. But they all do, in their own way.

Jun 4, 2024 •

Alberta Review: Pride and Prejudice

Alberta and Quebec *are* different—but similar, too. And that's the key to a strong Canada.

May 14, 2024 •

Alberta Review: Geographical Budgetary Reality

What is the role of geography in Budget 2024?

Mar 4, 2024 •

Alberta Review: Novels, or, Great History

Novels, when done right, can be a much better way to understand history, geography, or politics.

Feb 19, 2024 •

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