Banff

"I am happy that council decided to go with a merit-based system as opposed to a draw out of a hat they did this year, which seemed completely crazy to me."

“There’s always more to do and I think that’s why council is so interesting. It’s never done.” Chip Olver is honoured for 25 years service as a Banff town councillor

“It’s not that we hope to eradicate whirling disease in western Canada; we know that’s not feasible with the current technologies, but we believe we can from Johnson Lake."

The 24 occupants of the bus, including driver and tour guide, were transported to local hospitals for assessment according to an RCMP press release

The cleanup of a hazardous spill following a semi-trailer rollover in Banff National Park on Sept. 30 is still underway according to Parks Canada officials

The Town of Banff's affordable 131-unit rental housing development Ti'nu at 547 Coyote Lane is full, with a lengthy waiting list of about 80

“We have a lot of people registered to buy a house. We have a lot of people that clearly are not going to able afford $700,000 to $900,000, even the $600,000.”

With more than 30 signs to communicate to hikers along Johnston Canyon there is a closure to protect endangered black swifts that next in the cliffs at a popular spot for people to take selfies, Parks Canada Wardens charged more than people this summer with entering the area

A variety of topics were up for debate at the Cochrane Alliance Church, ranging from alternative energy, climate change, gender pronouns, free speech, pharmacare and equalization payments in Canada

Hikers must be in groups of four or more, carrying bear spray at all time.