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Mother and son duo, Milaine Thériault and Xavier McKeever, was the first team to finish in Sunday's Lake Louise to Banff Loppet & Relay. Ian Murray won the overall solo category.

Reece Howden and Kevin Drury fought it out in the big final, finishing first and second; while Brittany Phelan claimed silver in the women's race.

Kayla Dallyn and Genevieve Soler will be heading to Ottawa to officially receive the Governor General’s History Award for Excellence in Teaching on Monday (Jan. 20) after the educators partnered up with elders from Stoney Nakoda, artsPlace and the University of Calgary to create a unique learning experience for students

"I appreciate administration's comments and concerns for our residents and businesses in that vicinity," said Mayor Karen Sorensen. "I think this is a good call for that reason. I remember seeing this project for the first time last year and it was stunningly beautiful. I would love to get this done."

“You remember when you were a child and the excitement of a snow day, there were heaps of snow and you just got to stay home and play, that’s the feeling that we really want people to have when they come and experience SnowDays.”

“The goal of the festival is to showcase local spirits from Alberta and B.C. and to become one of the biggest craft spirit festivals in Canada."

Canmore's Luke Philp has been lighting up the AHL.

“One thing we need to take control of is addiction, before it takes control over us. We need to do something together. You as a people must change yourselves first if you want change to happen.”

Artists Cedar Mueller and Pascale Oullet will be meeting with guests for the Unbridled exhibition's featured artists talk on Saturday (Jan. 18) as part of the Banff Gallery Hop. The event runs from 2-4 p.m. and the duo will be hand to speak with guests about their work.

Brian McKeever dominated the slushy six-kilometre Para-Nordic World Cup race dodging rocks, dirt and grass poking up through the snow to win gold