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CANMORE – Residents and tourists will have a new way of exploring Canmore’s past.

“A lot has been lost. A lot has been taken. But, our communities are still resilient. The Stoney Nakoda people have a very strong cultural foundation and language foundation. We want to build on that.”

A look at the past week in photography in the Bow Valley as it appeared in the pages of the Rocky Mountain Outlook.

Exshaw Fire-Rescue and Canmore Fire-Rescue are battling a fire in the area of Lac des Arcs and Highway 1.

A free “for the locals by the locals” punk rock show returns to the stage Sunday (July 25) at the Elk and Oarsman in Banff.

The charity golf tournament, which is Sunday (July 25), still aims to sink a hole-in-one for YWCA Banff’s Higher Ground Project.

"We’re not pushing the panic button yet, but I know by August 1 if we don’t have this sorted out we’re going to really start to push the panic button ... if we don’t have housing for these players, we don’t have a team."

This Sunday's BE EPIC Run supporting female athletes wearing the Maple Leaf.

“He spoke to a number of different projects the government has been putting in place or looking to do so. It was nice for us as a chamber and our partners at BOWDA to be able to facilitate and let some of our members have that conversation in an intimate setting.”