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Two rock climbers were airlifted to safety Sunday morning (July 23) after injuries to one forced them to stay overnight on a Kananaskis Country mountain ledge.

Bear attacks are rare, but when they happen, bear spray can save lives.

There is an unimaginable sense of disbelief that can overcome you as you watch a person swimming begin to struggle in the water.

As crews continue to battle the out-of-control Verdant Creek wildfire in Kootenay National Park, several campers have been charged for lighting illegal campfires during a critical fire ban.

The Verdant Creek wildfire has reached 4,100 hectares in size inside Kootenay National Park, while Parks Canada and B.C. Wildfire crews continue work to battle the blaze on two fronts. The B.C.

When it comes to keeping our national parks clean, a provincial court judge has determined that the responsibility belongs to everyone – a ruling that could prove costly for a Lake Louise business owner and his assistant manager.

Banff’s exceptional spirit of volunteerism was honoured on Canada’s 150th birthday when four locals were announced as the recipients of the 2017 Senator’s Contribution Award. The brainchild of Sen.

Fire crews continue to battle an out-of-control wildfire in Kootenay National Park, working hard to keep the fire out of the Bow Valley and to protect backcountry businesses and public facilities.

A project to provide purpose built rental accommodations and employee housing in Canmore is moving forward with approval of one of two development permits it needs to get into the ground.

Grizzly bear 148 was back in Canmore briefly Tuesday, exploring this part of her home, but went back into Banff National Park on her own accord.