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OLS students stand next to the "most non-perishable food items ever collected” on Tuesday (Nov. 1) following an annual We Scare Hunger initiative. OLS and CCHS students went door to door on Halloween collecting items for donation to Bow Valley food banks.

Three Sisters Mountain Village has officially submitted a substantial part of an area structure plan amendment application for its resort centre area and it is proposing major changes as a result of the developer abandoning a golf course on its lands

Brianna Roth and Christy Little recently returned from a whirlwind European fundraising mountain biking trip that saw ups and downs not only in the form of Swiss Alps, but also scoundrel thievery.

Camera footage is inconclusive on whether a train struck and killed two grizzly bear cubs or not last week, according to Parks Canada and Canadian Pacific Railway.

In its findings, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission was upfront and clear that for over a century, the goal of Canada's government was one of cultural genocide - “the destruction of those structures and practices that allow a group to continue a

With a substantial amount of the area structure plan amendment application submitted officially this week by Three Sisters Mountain Village for its resort centre, the expectation of a third party review following the recently approved council policy

Arsonists are believed responsible for a fire that burned an entry gate kiosk to the ground at the northern end of Banff National Park. Firefighters from Lake Louise and Nordegg responded to a fire at the David Thompson gate on Highway 11, about 4.

Some of the Bow Valley’s spooky students want to scare away hunger this Halloween and they are reaching out to the community to do so. Local high school students will trick or treat for non-perishable food items from 5-8 p.m. on Oct.

A $50,000 incentive approved by Canmore council to provide financial incentives to homeowners who develop accessory suites in their single family homes has not seen a single person apply for it so far.

Tourism in Alberta is finally at the “adult table” when it comes to provincial political decision makers, according to officials with Travel Alberta at its industry conference this week.