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It’s a love story a quarter of a century in the making – a love of food, of Canmore and, despite some initial awkward moments, its central characters.

If Exshaw School students suddenly find themselves hoping Mother Nature delivers an early spring, it's little wonder. On January 19, the school was the recipient of 25 new mountain bikes which will be used in the physical education program.

Banff is developing a list of prominent unprotected heritage properties. At a council meeting on Monday (Jan.

Banff is edging closer to an end to commercial development under its legislated growth cap.

A growing number of residents on the Stoney Nakoda First Nation Reserve are calling on the federal government to temporarily suspend the nation’s three-chief electoral system.

A 50-year-old man was arrested for impaired driving after hitting a school bus head on near Castle Junction on Jan. 19. At about 6:30 a.m.

Things got a little fishy at Lawrence Grassi Middle School last week as students got an opportunity to learn first hand how to properly fillet a fish.

The Town of Canmore received $75,000 from the province to help slow the eastward spread of the mountain pine beetle on Tuesday (Jan. 22).

It takes more than just saying as a community we coexist with wildlife, it also means citizens actively engaging in the right behaviours and maybe going even further and volunteering their time to be an ambassador for Wildsmart.

Canmore has updated its living wage for 2017 and the results show progress in some areas and that local families with two-parent, two-children households are more challenged than anywhere else in the province to find affordability in the community.