Local News

A reduction of school fees is A+ news for Bow Valley parents, but a local division is still doing its homework on what exactly a recent provincial announcement means.

Riding bicycles several times through a herd of bighorn sheep in Banff National Park has cost an Edmonton woman $3,000 and likely jail time for her husband.

Alberta’s minister of justice has introduced legislation this week that would eliminate a two-year time limit survivors of sexual assault currently have to file civil legal action against their assailant.

Consultants interested in the job of investigating the potential return of passenger train service between Calgary and Lake Louise have been given an extension to get their proposal to the Town of Banff.

A Red Deer man arrested on charges of using counterfeit U.S. currency in the Bow Valley may spend up to a year in jail before his charges are heard at trial.

Now that appeals against Banff's $23.8 million affordable housing development have been dropped, the municipality is set to break ground next month.

Banff businesses have eight months until they have to switch to clear garbage bags, according to changes approved by council to the non-residential waste bylaw at its Feb. 27 meeting.

A grizzly bear’s wild journey through trials and tribulations in the Bow Valley has become more accessible through an immersive virtual reality web experience.

On Feb. 27, Alberta NDP Minister of Seniors and Housing Lori Sigurdson announced over $14 million in funding for repairs and upgrades to community housing and seniors’ housing in rural Alberta.

Preparing Banff visitors this year as to what to realistically expect given it is Canada’s 150th and national park access is free, and convince them to visit anyway, is going to be the focus of a $250,000 marketing campaign.