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From 35,000 feet to Exshaw

From 35,000 feet to Exshaw

It’s possibly little wonder that Cliff Hansen, sometimes known as “that osprey guy from Exshaw” has such an affection for the large fish hunting raptors in the Bow Valley. Like the osprey, Hansen himself has hunted in the air.
Labour code changes affecting municipal employers’ policies

Labour code changes affecting municipal employers’ policies

It may have only been an organizational meeting, but Canmore’s newly elected town council is already making decisions with budget implications. Council meton Oct.
Frank Lloyd Wright team moving ahead without council OK

Frank Lloyd Wright team moving ahead without council OK

Orchestrators of a plan to build a replica of an iconic Frank Lloyd Wright pavilion in Banff National Park appear to be jumping the gun – without the full endorsement of town council behind them.
Rescues on rise in mountain parks

Rescues on rise in mountain parks

As millions of visitors descended on Banff National Park this summer, Parks Canada’s elite mountain rescue team dealt with a growing number of rescues, including one tragic case in which a female kayaker drowned on the Bow River.
CCHC moving forward with 2018 priorities

CCHC moving forward with 2018 priorities

Canmore Community Housing Corporation is going to continue to work to address the lack of affordable housing supply in the community with its 2018 business plan and priorities officially approved by council last month.
December announced for lodge

December announced for lodge

With news last week that area seniors will move into the Bow River Seniors’ Lodge in December, a long, long construction phase is coming to a close. On Thursday (Oct.
Four bull elk killed in Banff

Four bull elk killed in Banff

Parks Canada killed four bull elk this fall that were either highly aggressive or seeking refuge inside the Banff townsite from predators like wolves and cougars. The fourth elk was killed Oct.
BROKEN POLE

BROKEN POLE

Julien Locke, left, Cole Morgan, Lenny Valjas and Knute Johnsgaard race toward the finish in the second heat of the Frozen Thunder kings court race at the Canmore Nordic Centre on Wednesday (Nov. 1). Valjas took the kings court competition final, beating out Bob Thompson (not pictured) for the first place ranking. For more on Wednesday's frozen thunder races, see page 25.
Yamnuska rescues dominate KPS weekend

Yamnuska rescues dominate KPS weekend

No mountain in Kananaskis Country saw more rescues than Yamnuska in 2017.
Raccoon eludes Parks authorities

Raccoon eludes Parks authorities

A reclusive raccoon remains on the lam in Banff. Parks Canada wildlife officials, having set a handful of live baited traps and viewed remote trail camera photos, has had no luck capturing the critter.
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