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After struggling to keep its current client base over the past couple of years, Avalanche Movie Company is winding down its operation for full closure at the end of February.

A land claim settlement between the Siksika Nation and the Government of Canada resolving a longstanding dispute over lands near Castle Mountain in Banff National Park have officially been concluded.

A chunk of ice breaking off a glacier on the B.C. Alberta border caused a massive avalanche that buried the Trans-Canada Highway and shut the transportation corridor down for almost 12 hours.

Banff RCMP are asking for the public’s assistance to identify the person responsible for a break and enter that occurred early  Tuesday (Feb. 7). At 4:30 a.m.

The Kevin Koe and Jennifer Jones rinks left Banff’s curling club at the Fenlands Rec Centre, $75,500 and $53,000 richer, respectively, after winning the Pinty’s All-Star Curling Skin Games finals, Sunday (Feb. 5).

For parents of Lawrence Grassi Middle School students who found the lockdown situation of Dec. 13 due to a suspected shooting nearby upsetting, procedures have changed. At a CRPS school board meeting on Jan.

Banff’s grizzly bear population appears to be relatively stable, but the survival rate of young bears is very low.

What was supposed to be a pilot project for a parking time limit change in a single downtown Canmore public parking lot has been challenged by a local lawyer and business owner.

Canadian Rockies Public Schools’ international student program has been a success on the language and culture front for both local and overseas students, and in assisting with the organization’s bottom line.

Johann Bohard lands a practice jump in front of his father during ski jump training at the Canmore Nordic Centre on Sunday (Jan. 29). The Nordic Centre is hosting three days of ski jumping training in January and February, allowing people of all ages to try the sport.