Riley Stovka
Riley graduated from the University of Calgary with a bachelor's degree in political science in June 2022 and worked on a political campaign before entering journalism.
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Recent Work by Riley
Alberta youth photographer wins Wings Over Rockies contest in B.C.
Sammy Parra, a youth photographer based in Cochrane, won the Wings Over the Rockies Nature Festival photo contest on May 10 in B.C.
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Alberta Republican Party gathers supporters
The Alberta Republican Party, which wants Alberta to become an independent constitutional republic, gathered in Cochrane on May 9.
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Alberta-born rugby player travels to New Zealand for elite camp
Alberta-born Caleb Graham will be in New Zealand until June, and for the next eight weeks he will be put through an exhaustive, round-the-clock training schedule.
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AIWC putting on 'Baby Shower' Fundraiser for orphaned wildlife
This May, the Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation is organizing its annual Baby Shower Fundraiser for orphaned animals.
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Mistrial declared in world junior sex assault case
The move comes just three days after the 14-member jury was chosen to hear the high profile case in a London, Ontario courtroom.
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Trial begins for former NHLers and Hockey Canada players accused of 2018 sexual assault
Five former NHLers and Hockey Canada players, including Cochrane resident Dillon Dube, were in a London, Ont. courtroom for the start of their sexual assault trial on April 22.
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Airdrie Nordic Club plan event to try cross-country skiing
The Airdrie Nordic Club plans to host free ski day for interested Airdronians.
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Alberta track athlete named Canadian University Athlete of the Year
Earlier this month, Airdrie-born track athlete Sienna MacDonald was awarded with the prestigious Fred Tees Memorial Trophy for Canadian University Athlete of the Year.
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$750 million data centre to be built north of Calgary
Earlier this week it was announced that eStruxture, Canada’s leading AI and hyperscale ready data centre provider, will be committing $750 million to build Alberta’s largest data centre.
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Central Alberta wildlife facility has helped 36,000 animals over 30 years
The Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation (AIWC) has nursed back to health wounded, sick, and orphaned birds, bears, deer, skunks and many other types of animals.
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