Local News

Census takers will go door to door in Banff in June in an attempt to collect information about every person living in the national park townsite.

An impressive male grizzly bear has been foraging for food and travelling along the train tracks in Banff National Park, sparking fears his death is simply a matter of time.

Wild Rose is a federal riding that boasts something not many others across the country can – the crown jewel in the national park system.

Most of Canmore’s politicians support the reintroduction of bison in Banff National Park.

Canmore’s planning department responded to criticisms by the development industry of the Land Use Bylaw at a recent public hearing.

Local parents will band together to get to the bottom of things, globally, in an effort to set a world record. Cloth diaper enthusiasts will come together Saturday, April 23 at the Lady MacDonald Community Hall for the Great Cloth Diaper Change.

Get your comfy shoes on and your coffee ready as it’s nearly time to get in line for the annual bike swap.

The Town of Banff is bracing itself for possible flooding in the event of abnormal run-off this spring due to heavy snowfall in the mountains.

Canmore council has backed away from fixing a sinkhole in Three Sisters Mountain Village after it received a legal opinion on the issue.

After taking a different role with Tourism Canmore Kananaskis as of January, John Samms has left the organization.