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Standing on the ice shelf of the Rundle forebay in the freezing cold of an early December morning, I began to question what was going through my head when I took the assignment.

Four out of seven members of Banff’s Development Appeal Board have declared a perceived conflict of interest in hearing Parks Canada’s appeal of a planning commission approval.

Caribou have been wandering the Earth for more than 1.5 million years, but it is becoming increasingly apparent they may not survive the modern world without a helping hand from humans.

The popular Thursday Mountain Market in Canmore is expected to expand to include a Saturday event this summer.

A Cougar Creek resident is raising the issue of signage around Elizabeth Rummel School and accusing the Town’s photo radar contractor of cashing in on the situation.

Canmore is expected to borrow $8.8 million in bridge financing to complete its $39 million Multiplex project.

Crews this week completed installation of a massive muffler designed to absorb noise-causing vibrations from one of the stacks at the Exshaw cement plant.

David’s Tea – the latest chain store to touch off a storm of controversy in Banff – plans to open its newest location by the end of next month.

The stars may have been shining last week in Banff, but it was water conservation efforts that were the real winner. Robert Kennedy Jr.

Modern technology and Haida culture have come together at Exshaw School as part of a project to engage students and help them overcome literacy challenges.