US EditionFight on in southern Alberta to save Tyra the mega-popular tourist-luring dinosaur
- Tyra the Tyrannosaurus, a 25-metre-high attraction, is set to be dismantled by 2029 according to the Drumheller and District Chamber of Commerce.
- A petition launched by local businessman AJ Frey to save Tyra has gained over 1,000 signatures as of Friday afternoon.
- Mayor Heather Colberg acknowledged the announcement surprised the town, stating Tyra is one of the community's most beloved landmarks.
- Travel Drumheller's executive director emphasized there is still time to discuss the landmark's future and its importance to the town.
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Fight on in southern Alberta to save Tyra the mega-popular tourist-luring dinosaur
Tyra the Tyrannosaurus has towered over the town of Drumheller, Alberta for a quarter century, but her days as one of the town's greatest tourist attractions may be numbered.
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