Banff

“There better be some cheeseburgers."

“The cost of not doing all we can is truly unfathomable, so we need to make sure we have a reserve that allows us to take on the projects, initiatives and programs that we know will move the needle on climate action."

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The mountain town’s coal mining history dates back to 1883, but since its last operations ceased in 1979, it has become more synonymous with tourism.

“Females will teach their cubs where it is safe to cross rivers, how to avoid certain other creatures of all sorts, where it is safe to bed for the hot afternoon, where to look and how to look for food, what trails go where and so on."

“There’s no nerves, no anxiety, just me getting excited to legally put my hands on the other man.”

“We, of course, will encourage muscle-power for participation in the parade but we will also allow vehicle parade participants.”

A core mandate of any public institution is to be open and transparent with information, but also have public safety be a main priority.

“I’ve never played it, but I have friends who do and I know it is very popular, but I have a feeling it’s going to be a space issue.”