Banff

“The artists focus on matrilineal knowledge systems and the responsibilities of women as knowledge keepers and stewards of ancestral cultural practices. It draws our attention to the globally relevant conversations that we’re having in Canada right now about decolonization, reconciliation, and Indigenous ways of being and knowing.”

EDITORIAL: For people who live or visit the mountains in the winter, the threat of avalanches is a real issue for those travelling into certain areas across the Rocky Mountains.

PHOTOS: The past week in photography in the Bow Valley

“In a wildfire, if you lose one house, it’s such a traumatic impact on the community and those people involved, and one house often leaves to more, and goes through a neighbourhood and has devastating personal, social and economic impacts."

PHOTOS: Banff Bears crush Carstairs

“Wildlife should come first and foremost. But we find ourselves asking the question should we make room for the people or reroute the people to make room for the wildlife? These are some of the concerns that we are trying to work through the best we can with Parks.”

“Once the snow is gone and we see more spring-like conditions, we’ll be able to scan the site and assess what’s happening on the ground, what’s happened over the winter, and then deploy any resources as needed for the spring.”

“I have some concerns with proceeding and I’d like to know more because I am not comfortable proceeding if I understand the superintendent’s intentions."

“In the province’s equalized assessment for all municipalities for the 2023 tax year, Banff still shows the impact of the pandemic so this means Banff will see a drop in our total education tax requisition.”

EDITORIAL: With an election mere months away, it was the biggest selling point for the UCP’s who are neck-and-neck in the polls with the NDP.