Local News

Whirling disease has been detected in fish in Healy Creek in Banff National Park, suggesting the disease that’s decimated fish populations in the United States is more widespread in Banff than hoped. On Monday (Oct.

There is a new set of public washrooms available in Spring Creek Mountain Village and Town of Canmore ratepayers are on the hook for the maintenance schedule.

Residents of Marten Street in Banff are voicing concerns over a big parking problem on their street, arguing approval of a 25-unit residential apartment building with a reduction in the number of onsite parking stalls will make the problem worse.

A “dangerous dog” warning has been issued at Mount Yamnuska Trail and Day use area until further notice.

Warrant Officer Second Class Catherine Van Dorsten of 878 Banff/Canmore Air Cadet Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Cadets has earned her private pilot wings.

Banff’s new Re-Use It Centre is up and running.

For the first time, the Town of Banff is delving into the area of designating its own heritage infrastructure as significant historical landmarks, including the Bow River Bridge, in a bid to preserve its heritage character and help fund repairs and m

Canadian Pacific Railway has been slapped with a stop order over plans to demolish a 106-year-old heritage building without a permit and for the unauthorized construction of a new building at the Banff train station.

The legacy of Banff’s Peter and Catharine Whyte continues. The Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies has submitted an application to the Town of Banff to designate the couple’s residence on the museum’s grounds as a municipal historic resource.

In just under three weeks, Canmore residents and visitors will be able to get around their community via transit bus and try the new service for free. Roam Route 5 officially launches Nov.