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Canmore QB clutch in championship game

Canmore QB clutch in championship game

Local quarterback Dawson Rodney leads his team the Falcons to a flag football championship in Calgary on Sunday (Sept. 1)
Habituated black bear relocated from Canmore

Habituated black bear relocated from Canmore

A black bear was relocated 140 kilometres from Canmore after spending several days in and around a busy commercial residential area
Bull elk rounding up females to breed

Bull elk rounding up females to breed

The elk rut is underway as bull elk round up their harems in a fierce competition to breed and wildlife officials would like to remind people to keep their distance because the bulls are extremely dangerous at this time of year
MIA presents Whose Wine is it Anyway?

MIA presents Whose Wine is it Anyway?

Mountain Improv Alliance presents Whose Wine is it Anyway, a fully improvised live comedy dinner party at Canmore's artsPlace this Sunday
Wolverines ‘embarrassed’ in season opener

Wolverines ‘embarrassed’ in season opener

The Wolverines will look for redemption in Sunday’s (Sept. 8) game at 1 p.m. at Millennium Field when they take on archrivals the Drumheller Titans
Town of Canmore to start priority climate change plan actions for 2020

Town of Canmore to start priority climate change plan actions for 2020

The ongoing plan hopes to focus on high-priority areas for 2020 that have the highest impact potential within the community, such as renewable energy and buildings
Conservationists call for gate, traffic restrictions on Norquay access road

Conservationists call for gate, traffic restrictions on Norquay access road

Environmental groups are urging Parks Canada to implement existing policy options like restricting vehicle access on the Mount Norquay access road to protect the Cascade wildlife corridor rather than approving a proposed aerial gondola to the summit
Male grizzly bear killed on Trans-Canada Highway

Male grizzly bear killed on Trans-Canada Highway

A 275-kg male grizzly bear was struck on killed on the Trans-Canada Highway near Jumpingpound last week – the third male grizzly to die in that area over the past five years (FILE PHOTO)
Ron Hallman named new Parks Canada CEO

Ron Hallman named new Parks Canada CEO

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau makes changes to senior ranks of public service, including naming Ron Hallman as new Parks Canada CEO
Calgary man fined $1,500 for weapon in Lake Louise campground, forfeits gun

Calgary man fined $1,500 for weapon in Lake Louise campground, forfeits gun

"The Lake Louise RCMP was dispatched to the location after the accused uttered threats to the neighbouring campsite occupants ... they believed their generator was threatened."
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