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While summer is typically thought of as a time when kids are out of school and having a good time, organizers of the Hope for Kids Foundation would like area residents to remember not all kids are in the same situation.

Banff politicians have said no to spending $1.4 million to help fund a high school-sized gymnasium as part of the redevelopment of Banff Elementary School, but did approve $286,000 to build amenity spaces for the gym.

Parks Canada has released a video of people in a vehicle at the side of the road feeding a bear and asked the public to continue taking pictures and footage and then reporting those who feed wildlife to them in an effort to raise awareness and reduce

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It has won awards, it has caused the provincial government to alter the Municipal Government Act, it has been debated during elections, the development industry has consistently objected to certain aspects of it and now it will be replaced.

Animals killed on highways in the mountain national parks are being used to lure bears out of busy and developed valley bottoms.

Parks Canada is replacing aging wildlife fencing along the Trans-Canada Highway in Banff National Park to do a better job of keeping animals off the road and widening the Bow Valley Parkway to make it safer for cyclists and motorists.

A year after reopening in a familiar location across the dusty dirt road a stone’s throw from the old Rafter Six Ranch main lodge, Stan and Gloria Cowley have ‘cowboy’d up’ for a new era of the family business.

CAUSE Canada’s ongoing efforts to improve quality of life for women and children in Guatemala and Honduras has received a boost of $4.4 million in federal funding.

A Canmorite has been recognized for his valiant actions after a life-saving moment on the Trans-Canada Highway. Liam Hawkins said he did what he thought was right for a woman involved in a single vehicle accident on Scott Lake Hill, near Morley.