Banff

PHOTOS: Banff Farmers Market draws crowds

The white circus isn't stopping in Lake Louise this year.

“It’s going to help our team be able to maintain those critical resources in good shape. We’ve already deployed quite a bit of equipment this year, so when we get it back we have to make sure it’s operating properly.​ There’s a lot of work that goes into maintaining the cache and this facility is really going to give us an opportunity to do an even higher standard for Parks Canada.”

“There is no political agenda in this event. We just have the shared memories about the Korean War and a strong sense of solidarity based on mutual affinity.”

“This pause is intended to prevent further loss of our housing inventory to guest accommodation until this council confirms the bed and breakfast bylaw. It’s not about a reduction in bed and breakfast numbers. This motion is about a pause in issuing more bed and breakfast licenses until council affirms the new bed and breakfast bylaw.”

A $60,000 donation will go to support shelter space for the Homelessness Society of the Bow Valley.

“That was the case here where the table was just left unattended for a couple minutes and before you knew it, that bear was on that garbage.”

“Tourism, sport and recreation are really important to the Banff-Kananaskis riding and to the province as a whole. I think there’s a lot of room for growth in this critic portfolio.”

“We are building a facility specifically designed for the community with inclusivity and accessibility as the primary function of this,” said Dean Cooper, president of the Rotary Club of Banff.

Traffic is flowing again on the Trans-Canada Highway.