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Record-breaking temperatures destroy Banff, Lake Louise ice sculptures

Record-breaking temperatures destroy Banff, Lake Louise ice sculptures

Banff & Lake Louise Tourism is removing ice sculptures that were recently carved for the Ice Magic festival in Lake Louise that have melted "beyond repair"
Residents seeking to petition Banff council to cancel pedestrian zone

Residents seeking to petition Banff council to cancel pedestrian zone

Within 45 days of a petition being filed, the town manager has the job of determining whether the petition is sufficient.
LETTER: Gondola should be re-considered by Parks Canada

LETTER: Gondola should be re-considered by Parks Canada

LETTER: Gondola should be re-considered by Parks Canada.
Roam transit continuing to plan, prepare for expected busy summer

Roam transit continuing to plan, prepare for expected busy summer

“We’re being proactive in looking at any options to help with capacity and frequency,”
LETTER: Bigger issues to tackle before Banff pedestrian zone continues

LETTER: Bigger issues to tackle before Banff pedestrian zone continues

LETTER: The current debate regarding a summer pedestrian zone represents a variety of local issues.
Banff cancels Canada Day pyrotechnics display

Banff cancels Canada Day pyrotechnics display

“To have pyrotechnics done at that time of year is usually when we’re in a high fire season and there’s a a high possibility of having those cancelled anyway."
UPDATED: Police seek help to find missing youth last seen near Morley

UPDATED: Police seek help to find missing youth last seen near Morley

A missing 14-year-old girl has been found safe.
Banff breaks two temperature records

Banff breaks two temperature records

Western Canada's weather system this season is associated with a strong El Niño.
UPDATE: Police on scene of multi-vehicle collision between Banff, Lake Louise

UPDATE: Police on scene of multi-vehicle collision between Banff, Lake Louise

RCMP asks motorists to avoid the area where there is a collision involving five semi trucks.
Cause of snowboarder's fatal fall in Lake Louise backcountry unclear

Cause of snowboarder's fatal fall in Lake Louise backcountry unclear

“Further interviews have since determined the cause of the incident was unwitnessed therefore the cause cannot be confirmed. Visibility in the couloir was poor that day.”
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