Local News

It’s a full circle moment for two photographers with the revitalization of a 20-year-old high school film photography class.

“They’re run well. We’ve had challenges learning about the difference between winter and summer as far as range and we’ve been able to work through those partially because we’re a little slower in winter than summer so we have additional buses we can switch out. Our biggest challenge on the Proterra side has been with the bankruptcy and the unknown and the inability for some suppliers to ship parts.”

Cochrane RCMP are advising motorists to use caution along Hwy. 1 west as an ongoing carbon tax protest continues today. There may be ongoing traffic delays throughout the day.

Above normal temperatures Tuesday (April 2) of up to 16 C in the Bow Valley will be quickly followed by a multi-day snow event as a cold front sweeps through Alberta on Wednesday (April 3).

“Songbird populations are declining throughout a lot of North America and the world, but they’re actually doing pretty well in the mountains."

LETTER: The principal reason there are negative human-wildlife encounters in Canmore – and elsewhere for that matter – has nothing to do with what councils have decided in other matters, but is due to dog owners not obeying the rules.

“It’s serving as a pretty good public education piece of signage, which is what it’s intended to do in the provincial guidelines.”

The president of the Child and Youth Care Association of Alberta says that the child and youth care profession needs to be regulated to ensure best practices and to prevent harm.

“A lot of people think football is just a sport. From my experience, it's about personal growth,” said Randy Fabi.

'Axe the Tax' protesters are next to Highway 1 west of Calgary