Local News

Licence fees for special events and festivals won’t be going up this year.

Canmore’s current elected officials – town council – are considering changes to the election process by opening up the possibility of a change to where election signs can be placed in the community for the upcoming municipal election.

There’s a stigma attached to the word creativity, according to local creativity expert Marci Segal, and often considered disruptive for its own sake.

For many in the Bow Valley, libraries like the Banff Public Library are a connection to the cultural history both of our community and communities around the world.

Parks Canada plans to have a free shuttle service between Banff and Lake Louise this summer, as well as the Minnewanka Loop, to deal with anticipated traffic and congestion nightmares in the national park.

Parks Canada is actively seeking a civil engineering firm to design a paved path between Jasper and the Columbia Icefield in what appears to be a growing trail of evidence suggesting this project is a done deal even though public consultation is ongo

A Canmore woman kick-sledding with two dogs along the Spray River Loop in Banff National Park had a close encounter with a grizzly bear that chased her for a few hundred metres.

Premier Rachel Notley, Education Minister David Eggen and Health Minister Sarah Hoffman visited Our Lady of Peace School in Edmonton April 5, to announce the school nutrition program is being expanded to every publicly funded school board over the 20

A new home for three tiny black bears dumped and locked inside a washroom near Banff almost two weeks ago may be finalized by the end of the week.