Central Alberta Is Hiding Something Most Canadians Never Notice

Retired bush pilot Bob MacLeod spent forty-one years flying floatplanes over Canada's lakes, forests, and forgotten corners, and he says Central Alberta gets stranger the closer you look. Beneath its wheat fields and pumpjacks lies a reef older than the dinosaurs, a graveyard of meat-eating giants lost for eighty-seven years, and a fenced park that pulled an entire species back from the edge. These are twenty-five geographic facts about Central Alberta that even lifelong Albertans have never heard.