Lake Louise

“The key thing with berry season is people need to expect to see bears. It doesn’t mean it’s 100 per cent going to happen, but mentally you need to be prepared and expect encounters so that you’re not surprised, or surprising a bear.”

A $90,000 donation will go towards helping the Bow Valley Food Alliance increase its capacity-building work by hiring extra staff to advocate for a secure and resilient food system.

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.”

“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.”

Traffic is flowing again on the Trans-Canada Highway.

EDITORIAL: Employee housing has become one of the more polarizing topics in Canmore in recent months.

While escaping the fire with her phone and wallet, 20-year-old Madeleine O’Conner is grateful for a GoFundMe campaign started by her aunt to help replace all her personal items destroyed in the fire at the Charleston staff residence.

Both occupants of the car were pronounced dead.

“My niece just moved in and was one of the first to discover the fire, pulled the alarm, and went across the road to get help from the RCMP,” said Little of Pickering, Ontario, on a GoFundMe page set up for her niece.