Mountain Guide

Canadian author Tessa McWatt’s new novel Higher Ed is a contemporary exploration into the lives of five individuals seeking personal connections in uncertain times.

It’s definitely not a hard sell to get interested in Kathy and Craig Copeland’s new hard-shell encased 7th edition of their guidebook Don’t Waste Your Time in the Canadian Rockies, the Opinionated Hiking Guide.

The blending of comedy and music has always been a practice that leaves audiences with mixed reviews, but Hamilton native B.A. Johnston has been hard at his sweaty, coarse and truthful craft for well over a decade.

Like many bands across the country, Ottawa’s MonkeyJunk has a memorable link with Banff and The Banff Centre.

Just because the musical trio The Wardens no longer patrol Banff National Park doesn’t mean they’ve lost their work ethic in the slightest.

With any career, it’s good to be able to cobble together a list of firsts. Generally, that means a career is moving forward nicely.

To all appearances, they’re sweet old spinsters who provide a warm, comfortable home for gentlemen who otherwise might spend their days alone, unnoticed and anonymous. Mind you, there’s much more to the Brewster sisters than meets the eye.

Partners in music and marriage, Luke Doucet and Melissa McClelland have hit the touring road as Whitehorse to promote their latest release, Leave No Bridge Unburned.

Former reporter and current music teacher Katherine (Stoddart) Fawcett is celebrating the recently release of her short story collection The Little Washer of Sorrows.

We may have recently lost her to bright lights and bigger venues found in Calgary, but musician Amelie Patterson knows where her roots are and is taking the skills she honed on Banff stages to the next level.