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"We dug oursleves into a hole that once again, we couldn't get out of."

Learning self-confidence, communication skills and getting out of their comfort zones was a common theme of the 19 graduates who took part in the second Bearspaw Empowerment Employment Program ( graduation at the Bearspaw Youth Centre at the end of September

"I am very proud of the girls. They golfed really well and held their own out there on a competitive course."

“The take away from the 2017 engagement, was that residents were open to changing the development regulations that govern Teepee Town."

“[It] didn’t hit Ray, I don’t know how. When I got the bear spray off, I yelled at Ray to go and I pointed [the bear spray]. I probably got him from one or two feet away, got him right in the nose, for sure right in the face. That disoriented him, he started backing up.”

A variety of topics were up for debate at the Cochrane Alliance Church, ranging from alternative energy, climate change, gender pronouns, free speech, pharmacare and equalization payments in Canada

"It has been a long and convoluted journey to get here."

The affordable housing development saw its official ribbon cutting on Monday (Sept. 30) for the fully sold out building, according to CCHC chair, Steve Ashton.

The Banff Hockey Academy Bears female prep team struggled offensively in their season opener against the St. Mary's Flames dropping the contest 4-1 at the Fenlands last Friday (Sept. 27)

Hikers must be in groups of four or more, carrying bear spray at all time.