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Chloe Albert kicks off Engadine Summer Series

Chloe Albert kicks off Engadine Summer Series

Among the most highly rated hotels the Canadian Rockies has to offer, Mount Engadine Lodge has reopened for the season and with it comes a great lineup of summer entertainment.
Exhibition celebrates artist pass program

Exhibition celebrates artist pass program

When construction of Canada’s trans-national railway had been completed in the late fall of 1885, William Cornelius Van Horne, general manager and president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, set out to sell the West.
Mark Berube caps residency with Club show

Mark Berube caps residency with Club show

For the last five weeks, Mark Berube has been enjoying a residency at The Banff Centre. Originally from Manitoba, the Montreal-based singer-songwriter is at the centre to work on his next musical projects.
Video contest aims to get kids outside

Video contest aims to get kids outside

Colin Harris loves to be outdoors. He also cares deeply that children today spend a lot more time with their eyeballs fixed on computer screens than they do connecting with the natural environment, which is often no further than their backyards.
Local writer's career rising

Local writer's career rising

Canmore author Lauren Hawkeye, writing under the pen name Lauren Jameson, has hit the big time with her first mass market release.
Elk Run Riot to the big stage

Elk Run Riot to the big stage

Last December, four friends came together in Banff to jam and play shows. Seven months later, they’ve emerged as Elk Run Riot, the town’s new indie darlings.
USNA embraces the idea of Canada/U.S. conflict

USNA embraces the idea of Canada/U.S. conflict

Canada and the U.S. have often had a testy relationship, with the U.S. pushing the boundaries of that relationship on more than one occasion.
Blues Caravan rolls into Legion

Blues Caravan rolls into Legion

The ninth annual Blues Caravan is rumbling across Canada. A product of German record label Ruf Records, the Blues Caravan takes three international blues artists and tours them together around the world.
CCHS drama students invoke caped crusader

CCHS drama students invoke caped crusader

When drama students at Canmore Collegiate High School were given free rein to create their own play this semester, they went with a pop culture theme. The class of nine students, ranging from Grades 10 to 12, is taught by Jodi Anderson.
Smokekiller to rock out at Elk

Smokekiller to rock out at Elk

A regular favourite of the Bow Valley, Smokekiller – moniker of John Antoniuk – returns Sunday (May 26) for a show at the Elk & Oarsman in Banff. Antoniuk spoke with the Outlook while on the road somewhere between Thunder Bay, Ont. and Winnipeg.
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