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LGMS diversity club accepts, educates and supports all

LGMS diversity club accepts, educates and supports all

A new school club accepts and supports you for who you are. The Diversity Alliance at Lawrence Grassi Middle School’s (LGMS) mandate is simple: to support and educate each other in a welcoming environment.
Skier injured by falling debris in Banff backcountry

Skier injured by falling debris in Banff backcountry

An injured skier was airlifted to hospital after falling debris struck him along the Great Divide Traverse in Banff National Park. The 44-year-old U.K.
Grizzly closure downgraded to a warning

Grizzly closure downgraded to a warning

An injured grizzly bear that approached a hiker and bluff-charged a vehicle in Kananaskis Country is now being left alone.
Canmore Rotary starts Fort McMurray campaign

Canmore Rotary starts Fort McMurray campaign

Canmore Rotarians launched a fundraising campaign this week in support of the community of Fort McMurray, devastated by a massive wild fire.
Banff sets temperature record

Banff sets temperature record

Banff broke a 124-year-old temperature record on Monday (May 2) when the mercury soared to 24.3 C.
Adventure mixed with a great cause

Adventure mixed with a great cause

“Let’s see if everybody wants to go and it started from there.” Such a simple sentence can have a lasting effect on people’s lives and those they encounter.
Canmore Fire now protecting River's Bend

Canmore Fire now protecting River's Bend

Canmore Fire-Rescue's response area now officially includes the most recent development to be built in the MD of Bighorn - River's Bend in nearby Dead Man's Flats.
Canmore to consider Wilson Way purchase

Canmore to consider Wilson Way purchase

They are damned if they do, and they are damned if they don’t. That’s the situation currently facing Canmore’s locally elected officials when it comes to a single lot on Wilson Way in the Peaks of Grassi subdivision.
Resource Centre doubling up hiring fairs

Resource Centre doubling up hiring fairs

While economic doom and gloom often tops the headlines in Alberta and across the country, the Bow Valley’s business and tourism community is expecting a banner year.
Banff moving toward Credit Union purchase

Banff moving toward Credit Union purchase

Banff politicians have passed first reading of a bylaw to borrow $670,000 to help fund the purchase of a $1 million building on Beaver Street owned by Bow Valley Credit Union.
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