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“Everything we got rid of, we had no attachment to it. Like once you've decided to let everything go, it was gone and now we don't even remember what we had."

Banff-Airdrie’s participation in 100 Debates for the Environment will encourage a race to the top on environmental policy issues in all major parties, demonstrating the strong support that exists for environmental action, and enabling the best policy ideas to come forward to compete for that support.

According to Environment and Climate Change Canada, this summer was the rainiest since 2005 and ranked as the 12th wettest since 1890 when weather data began to be recorded in Banff

Elite-level ultra marathoner, Adam Campbell suffered a life altering injury while mountaineering in Rogers Pass, B.C. three years ago, but the accident hasn't hampered his love for the outdoors and he continues to explore the backcountry

CORE International co-founder and part-time Canmore resident Frances Klatzel will share an update on the organization's work in Nepal next Wednesday (Sept. 25) as part of a film screening and fundraiser at artsPlace

Kasey Nolan released his first fingerstyle album titled No Words Needed, a melodic and serene exploration of humanity and the unknown – he will host an album release show at Good Earth Coffeehouse in Banff on Sunday (Sept. 22) at 4 p.m.

The Canmore Eagles' offence woke up in the third period during Friday night's home opener

The 70-year-old man from Winnipeg was reported overdue to RCMP on Thursday (Sept. 19) around 7 p.m. by another hiking party that was on the southwest ridge scrambling route of Mount Temple

"I am not proud ... I am embarrassed of what I did."

“As a team we talk about three things that are really important for our squad: it’s respect, it’s compete and it’s adapt, because in every game you need all three."