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New book shares a tale of two Banffs

New book shares a tale of two Banffs

Banff, much like A Tale of Two Cities, is a tale of two places, a park and a town, and even though both are in the same place geographically and inhabit some of the philosophical space in terms of tourism and enjoying the Rocky Mountains, they are as
CCHS staging pair of plays

CCHS staging pair of plays

Canmore Collegiate High School Grade 10 to 12 thespians swing into action over the next week as students offer up a pair of free offerings for teens and adults.
Patio pairings at Tavern 1883

Patio pairings at Tavern 1883

Winter tires are once again put away, golf clubs are back where they belong in the trunk of the car and, most importantly, local patios are open for the busy summer season.
Contemporary creativity at Banff Centre’s Children’s Festival

Contemporary creativity at Banff Centre’s Children’s Festival

Mark May 16 on your family calendar so you don’t miss out on The Banff Centre’s third annual Children’s Festival.
Glass at library gallery

Glass at library gallery

It’s a cloudy Sunday afternoon and Banff artist Cindy Gibson clutches an oversized white mug as the brunch crowd thins. She’s looking out the window, but it’s difficult to know precisely what she’s thinking. We start to talk about her “thing,” birds.
Benefit concert for equine therapy

Benefit concert for equine therapy

The Wardens and Bards of a Feather are flocking together on May 23 at Canmore’s Miners’ Union Hall for a fundraising benefit concert for Morley’s Foxtrot Ranch.
CMH K2 chef wins Canadian regional title

CMH K2 chef wins Canadian regional title

Canadian Mountain Holidays (CMH) K2 Chef Paul Moran claimed the title of best young chef in Canada following the regional competition of the prestigious S.
Banff Centre appoints new executive

Banff Centre appoints new executive

The Banff Centre has announced Julian Sleath has been appointed executive director of performing arts, effective June 15.
Making her mark with array of subjects

Making her mark with array of subjects

Sarinah Haba is my new favourite artist – because sometimes I find myself a little worn out from the saturation of mountain landscape painting found in the Bow Valley.
Paying homage to a woman ahead of her time

Paying homage to a woman ahead of her time

Elizabeth “Lizzie” Rummel’s life story could be summed up as a riches to rags story, but that would not be at all truthful, or fair, when one considers the wealth of adventure and experiences she partook in in the Canadian Rockies in the 20th century
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