Mountain Guide

It takes courage to crack open a family history with a critical and objective eye, as both Carole Harmon and Sonya Lea demonstrate. Doing so leads to an inevitable confrontation with the past and the role our ancestors played.

“The most exciting part about this film getting into the festival is that it fulfilled Ryan’s dream and it tells his story and mine at the same time.”

“When we posted the first mask … people went crazy for it. It travelled around the Internet and there was lots of interest. The group started to grow and here we are now with an exhibit.”

"Even through the pandemic we saw new innovative restaurants opening and they really are a reason to return to the area time and again. This fall, with Taste for Adventure, we're inviting Albertans to rediscover Canadian Rocky Mountains cuisine."

“It is top to bottom a beautiful province,” said Keep Alberta Rolling head of advocacy Brock Skretting. “That’s why filmmakers love it.”

“We are looking for those selected for the program will become ambassadors for biking in winter. We want to share their stories to inspire others to bike in the winter.”

“Most of what I do is experimentation. The goal is to make something beautiful or creates a feeling within another person. There is never a clear path as to how I get there.”

Fernie B.C.'s alt-folk rock favourites Shred Kelly are embarking on a cross-Canada tour in support live music venues and its new album Like a Rising Sun – without ever leaving their homes

The Banff Centre Mountain Film and Book Festival is going global this year with an online event, but Bow Valley residents will recognize many familiar faces like Will Gadd, Barry Blanchard, Sarah Hornby and Lynn Martel

A Banff Boutique Inn owner, Lee O’Donnell is putting out the call to all artists to perform on stage or anyone with technical know-how to apply for a residency