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Motorist in rollover 'stable'

Motorist in rollover 'stable'

@STARSambulance pic.twitter.com/lDtpoZoc5A - Exshaw Fire Rescue (@ExshawFire) February 25, 2016 A 53-year-old Morley motorist is in stable condition after a medical issue caused a single vehicle rollover Wednesday (Feb.
Green light for car garage to restaurant makeover

Green light for car garage to restaurant makeover

The Flann food empire continues to rise.
Inter-municipal dispute gets June 2016 hearing

Inter-municipal dispute gets June 2016 hearing

A week in June 2016 will be set aside for an inter-municipal dispute over the Dead Man's Flats Area Structure Plan (ASP).
Canmore climber injured after 30-metre fall

Canmore climber injured after 30-metre fall

An experienced Canmore climber took a 30 metre fall while climbing Professor Falls on Mount Rundle in Banff National Park last weekend, landing him in a Calgary hospital in critical condition.
Early spring may mean early fire season

Early spring may mean early fire season

A warm and dry beginning to 2016 in the province of Alberta may signal an early wildfire season a well.
Wolves take down elk on overpass

Wolves take down elk on overpass

A bold wolf pack took down an elk on top of the Canadian Pacific Railway overpass at the east entrance to the Banff townsite last weekend, giving several onlookers a firsthand look at the wonder of nature.
Calgary, Cochrane support rail study

Calgary, Cochrane support rail study

Several municipalities are all aboard on a plan to seek provincial government funding to do a feasibility study into the return of passenger rail service from Calgary to Banff on existing train tracks. As of Monday (Feb.
Shelter in the storm

Shelter in the storm

They arrived fresh from a Timmy's run, bright red Roll up the Rim cups in hand.
Transportation conversation moves forward in Canmore

Transportation conversation moves forward in Canmore

With a clear priority to address traffic and congestion in Canmore as well as establish a local transit route – transportation is a hot topic of conversation within the municipality.
Wildlife encounters increase with tourism

Wildlife encounters increase with tourism

The number of wildlife occurrences in Banff National Park, including encounters with bears, continues to increase at the same time the number of visitors to Canada's flagship national park soars.
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