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Climber dies in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park

Climber dies in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park

KANANASKIS - A 58-year-old Calgary man died while climbing in the backcountry near Rawson Lake in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park, June 3. The man stumbled on snow and ice and fell approximately 50 feet to his death around 3:45 p.m.
Banff measles case prompts public health alert

Banff measles case prompts public health alert

A confirmed case of measles in Banff has led to a public health alert amid concerns people may have been exposed to the extremely contagious disease.
Grizzly bear charges hiker

Grizzly bear charges hiker

A lone hiker had a lucky escape after he surprised a female grizzly bear and her cub along the Lake Minnewanka shoreline trail in Banff National Park Sunday morning (June 3).
Black bear nearly wanders into hotel lobby

Black bear nearly wanders into hotel lobby

CANMORE - A curious black bear caused quite a stir on Thursday night after it nearly wandered into the entrance of the Lodges at Canmore.
Extending the Great Trail from Cochrane to Canmore

Extending the Great Trail from Cochrane to Canmore

BOW VALLEY - If one Cochranite has his way, a new pathway will be developed that would connect Cochrane through to Canmore and Banff.
Mayor cautiously optimistic about benefits from Olympic bid

Mayor cautiously optimistic about benefits from Olympic bid

CANMORE - In early May, John Borrowman sat down with journalist Aryn Toombs to discuss the Olympics for the Outlook's Downstream Podcast.
Wildfire plan recommends Canmore purchase sprinkler trailer

Wildfire plan recommends Canmore purchase sprinkler trailer

CANMORE – A wildfire mitigation plan update for the Town of Canmore recommends the municipal fire department design and builds a structure protection trailer with sprinklers to improve its response to wildfires in the future.
Stewart Creek apartment building approved

Stewart Creek apartment building approved

CANMORE - A new apartment building in Stewart Creek's phase two will include three perpetually affordable housing units after approval by the Canmore Planning Commission in May.
Banff housing cash-in-lieu costs rising

Banff housing cash-in-lieu costs rising

BANFF - The cash-in-lieu fee businesses pay the Town of Banff instead of building required housing has been increased from $21,000 to $32,810 - still well below the real cost of building a bedroom.
Bears troll tracks at their peril

Bears troll tracks at their peril

BANFF – The Boss is back wandering the train tracks at great risk in search of grain and ungulate carcasses.
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