Mountain Guide

You wouldn’t expect making people laugh would be a terrifying experience, but for Steve Fedyna, the experience of performing improv for a live audience is both scary and fun.

For a band that started from the humblest of beginnings, a Craigslist ad for musicians, The Strumbellas have reached lofty heights in five short years.

One anthology, five novels, a collection of quotations, one novella, two fables, 14 short stories and two humorous poems – all told, it adds up to 173,194 words and six months of hard work.

If you find yourself in a popular Canadian band with one of the hottest indie labels, your music is being used and played by Hockey Night in Canada and Television’s ShowTime and your debut album was shortlisted as one of the most anticipated of 2014,

Banff artist Christine Ford brought home the hardware last week and in keeping with the time and place, she’s got herself a large custom belt buckle.

When you’re given an endorsement deal by Queen’s Brian May, worked with the likes of David Bowie and been called one of the best by the late great Jeff Healey, you know you’re a bona fide axe-man.

The long connection the Whyte Museum has with Stoney Nakoda First Nation people came to the forefront recently during the opening of what may be the museum’s most poignant exhibition to date.

The annual Canmore Highland Games has added a new dimension on a new day just in time for its 24th year.

Canmore’s heritage will be celebrated on July 11-12, and it will be a time to remember and show appreciation for generations of miners and their families who shaped the community through hard work and spirit, that is still experienced by those who vi

Put a musical instrument into the hands of a Swede and you never know what they’re going to create.