Lake Louise

“We’re comfortable with these requests allowing us to operate more efficiently and hopefully get a little ahead being reactive. We’ve had some challenges with staff and losing staff because of the pressures we’ve put on them to perform and operate for 20 hours every day. That’s where some of the asks come from.”

EDITORIAL: Public transit in the Bow Valley has grown from once being a nice-to-have to being a need-to-have.

“We do have bear reports of mainly black bears in and around the Canmore townsite here and those have been seen eating mainly buffaloberries and other natural food sources. There have also been a few reports of black bears getting into fruit-bearing trees.”

The man accused of beginning the fire that destroyed a large staff accommodation for Lake Louise Ski Resort will undergo a 30-day mental health assessment.

Highway 93 North has fully reopened.

The ongoing transition or evening of the playing field between vehicles, cycling, pedestrians and public transit will continue for the foreseeable future in the Bow Valley and across the world. For several years, the majority of valley municipalities

EDITORIAL: All councils have a fiduciary responsibility to their communities, but also the necessary authority and burden of leadership to guide master plans, guiding documents, bylaws and all high-level policies.

“Data shows we had very heavy congestion and gridlock from about 2 to 5 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday due to high volume coming into town in a short period of time. When that concentration of vehicles happens, rather than being spread out through the day, we do get very high congestion and traffic delays.”

EDITORIAL: The future of vehicles will be electric. Though polarizing and seemingly far off, through legislation and policy by governments from across the world it’s not a matter of if but when the majority of drivers will have an electric vehicle.

Lake Louise got so busy Sunday (Aug. 6) the Banff National Park hot spot had to be briefly shut off to most of the public.