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 “I think there’s a little identity crisis that a lot of Bow Valley artists who are doing something different, contemporary artists, abstract artists – there’s a bit of an identity crisis in people questioning, why wouldn’t you just be painting the landscape all the time.”

“People living in their vehicles are also willing to pay to live in Canmore, whether it’s to pay $8 to have a parking spot a night or a membership to Elevation Place – there is a desire to pay for what they use.”

Anywhere from 15 to 30 cm of heavy, wet snow is expected as the two weather systems pass through the Bow Valley starting Friday night, according to Environment Canada meteorologist Kyle Fougere

“Keeping it open as is, will always be my option one."

NHL scouts will have an eagle eye for Canmore's local junior A team this weekend at the AJHL showcase in Camrose

In Canmore, a Climate Crisis Strike will be held Friday (Sept. 27) at noon that will see community members of all ages marching from the Scout Hall at 914 Main St.

Over the years, Banff Pride has grown from hosting its first drag show to a full week of Pride activities along with family-friendly events

“We’ve seen how the Bow Valley steps up to the challenges that are put forward by the rest of the community and we are very confident that we’ll be able to fill up these endowments in the time that we have available to the campaign.”

The CCHS soccer girls fell to highly skilled Holy Trinity Academy side despite a strong team performance on Tuesday (Sept. 24)

“We are still willing to complete this historic project in the spirit and with the enthusiasm with which it was begun. Not to do so would be a second tragedy in the story of the Banff Pavilion.”