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“Matt literally threw his body in front of me and the boys, and fought the wolf as it ripped apart our tent and his arms and hands. We were screaming for help as he was fighting it and trying to save us, for what felt like an eternity."

“Due to the late spring, it made training difficult and … we didn’t get the momentum or players registered in time and were forced to forfeit our first two games."

“Who doesn't like a concert in the park? Nobody does these anymore,” said Jon Frolick from behind his drums on the Banff gazebo stand.

Bow Valley Riptides junior swimmer Joanna Robertson shows off potential in the pool at Canadian Junior Championships

“All the artists are bringing work that they might have started that day, are finishing that day or maybe they kind of bring it half-way started, but if you like what the artist is doing and you can buy it right on the spot before it’s even finished, which is really exciting because it kind of gives you a little bit more connection to the painting and seeing it being made."

"There are so many barriers to accessing our services outside the [reserve], so this position really does address those barriers."

Rampart Creek Campground, where the attack happened, was reopened to the public on Monday (Aug. 12) after officials with Parks Canada confirmed through DNA testing they had destroyed the wolf involved.

A semi driver is waiting to be sworn in for official charges after blowing more than double the legal limit earlier this week.

“The principal aim of the Red Tape Panel is to eliminate the duplication or complexity of regulation processes to make it easier for people and organizations to invest in our province and get Albertans back to work."

"If we are looking at health in all facets – mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually – food is key to all of those."