Local News

The Town of Canmore is facing two complaints filed against it with the Office of Information and Privacy Commissioner in relation to how it responded to requests for records related to lands in the Peaks of Grassi subdivision.

Canmore’s Beckie Scott, chair of the World Anti-Doping Association’s athletes’ committee, has called for a full ban of Russia from the Rio Summer Olympics, Paralympics, and other international events following the release of the McLaren Report which

A Calgary woman is facing a $500 fine after pleading guilty in provincial court to illegally camping in Banff National Park along Vermilion Lakes road in 2013.

A 17-year-old male climber is heli-slung by Kananaskis Public Safety Specialist Morgan Fungston at Mount Yamnuska near Exshaw on Thursday (July 14). The teen, who fell 20-30 feet, was taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

An aerial gondola and intercept parking lots outside the Banff townsite to deal with traffic troubles seem unlikely to fly given Parks Canada’s concerns about development outside the townsite boundary.

Alberta’s Minister of Culture and Tourism is watching Canmore closely after the community’s destination marketing organization announced it was ceasing operations last Friday (July 15).

A small native moth is attacking lodgepole pine forests along the Continental Divide near the border of Banff and Kootenay national parks, turning a sea of green trees red.

If it wasn’t for Carol Picard, you would not be reading these words right now.

A wolf had to be hazed out of a camp area in Banff National Park after it got into human garbage early Thursday morning (July 20).

A female cyclist was attacked by a bear on the Lowline Trail off Three Sisters Parkway in Canmore, Wednesday (July 20) evening.