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Banff council gave administration the go-ahead to refine the traffic calming trial at the west entrance to the townsite in 2020 with shorter planters and other possible changes to make sure the busy area is safe as people cross the road to snap photos by the Banff sign

“Pumpkins are a food attractant to wildlife; they will draw wildlife into the town,” said Greg Danchuk of Parks Canada, as he urges residents to dispose of jack-o-lanterns after Halloween

Unforced errors proved costly for the club looking to go all the way at zones this year.

The Canadian Rockies Public School (CRPS) division said it would be affected by an estimated $725,000 shortfall as a result of reassigned grants to accommodate enrolment growth that were set out in the recently released provincial budget

"The children, they really miss their moms ... we try and be there for them too, try to comfort and wipe away their tears but they are always going to miss their moms."

“She has done more than any other person to raise awareness of climate change science. She has suggested that people focus on the science and listen to scientists and this is good for society, as we can help find solutions to extreme weather, climate change and the impacts on snow, ice and water.”

The event is celebrating their 25th anniversary and this year’s installment will be like no other

Councillor Peter Poole continues to see opposition to his appointment on Banff's Municipal Planning Commission. Councillors Corrie DiManno and Chip Olver will continue with their seats on the planning commission

“This game showed us that we can compete against any team, and I think it will give us a lot of confidence going forward."

“We as individuals have to start making changes to start helping our environment.”