Local News

A wolf warning has been issued in the Bow Valley of Banff National Park following a pair of bold wolves approaching campers on Tunnel Mountain. The warning issued June 1 is for all areas in the park, which includes campgrounds and day use areas.

A man was arrested for causing a public disturbance along busy Banff Avenue near Rabbit Street, Wednesday evening (June 1) just after 9 p.m. Early reports allege the man was carrying a weapon and was throwing beer cans at passersby.

Parks Canada plans to reintroduce bison into Banff National Park by 2017 will not only see the species return to the mountain ranges, but will support a variety of other species of bugs and birds as well.

The Banff Centre will host the Second International Neurosequential Model Symposium for nearly 700 people from across the world working in the area of children's mental health, June 8-10.

Grizzly bear 148 faces an uphill battle to survive in the busy and developed Bow Valley, but Parks Canada wildlife managers are keeping close tabs on her in a bid to keep both her and people safe.

An inaugural speaker series provided a message to “prioritize conservation in light of climate change in national parks.” Insight on “climate change in national parks and large landscape conservation” was given by Dr.

The war on wolves continues in Alberta with hundreds killed every year – but the provincial government now appears interested in trying to stop third-party bounties on wolves.

A shooting star makes its way towards Mount Rundle as viewed from Vermilion Lakes in Banff.

A paraglider was heli-slung to safety following a botched jump off on an iconic mountain peak near Canmore, Tuesday (May 31).

Canmore’s elected officials have chosen to offer to purchase a lot on Wilson Way for $295,000 in order to prevent it from being developed and correct a mistaken rezoning on the lot that dates back to 1997.