Mountain Guide

As the winter months drag on, cold weather at times can keep a person indoors, rather than outside enjoying nature as many Bow Valley residents are wont to do.

When one thinks of the lively musical scene of Newfoundland, images of crowded bars, thirsty patrons, explosive fiddling and kitchen party sing-a-longs come to mind.

Concerned about human rights? Looking for something engaging to watch once the Sochi Winter Olympics wrap up on Feb. 23? Then get out your calendar and set aside the evenings Thursday and Friday (Feb.

Alcohol has always had a reputation as a popular social lubricant, helping to enable wallflowers to open up and share their thoughts and knowledge.

Australian bluesman Ash Grunwald looks at his profession as a constant evolution through his life.

“88 Keys” or “Chops” is going to have to become Grade 9 Canmore Collegiate High School student Emilie Gauthier’s nickname after receiving one of the highest marks in the province from the Canadian Conservatory of Music.

Arthur Eastly seems an unlikely fiction writer.

Some people will sacrifice almost anything for it – money, homes, personal safety. Even sex. “Flow,” says Joe Ripperger, is an elixir that can so captivate climbers they will choose a dirtbag existence in order to maintain the feeling.

If you’re casting about for something to treat your much better half to on Valentine’s Day, you could go the traditional route of flowers, chocolates, maybe dinner – or you can take in The Love Cabaret at the Carter-Ryan Gallery and Live Art Venue, F

For Canmorites looking for some local sounds, the Legion will host a four-band extravaganza, Saturday (Feb. 15). The event will begin at 7 p.m.