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TMO launches Take Me Tobogganing campaign

TMO launches Take Me Tobogganing campaign

Local non-profit organization Take Me Outside (TMO) wants to get youth out tobogganing and then up onto the big screen.
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Local film to open Nov. 3 BMFF screenings

Local film to open Nov. 3 BMFF screenings

Like millions do every year, in August 2010, Doug and Karen Urquhart visited the Canadian Rockies. Back home in Atlanta, Georgia, however, their relationship with the Rockies had just begun.
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Event features top Chinese climbers, adventure filmmakers

Event features top Chinese climbers, adventure filmmakers

Lots of people ask Amy Liu what the opportunities for ice, rock and alpine climbing in China are like.
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Rockies guide and photographer awarded Summit of Excellence

Rockies guide and photographer awarded Summit of Excellence

He’s an exceptionally talented photographer and a genuinely admired professional mountain guide.
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Adventure year in review

Adventure year in review

JANUARY On the heels of being named National Geographic’s Adventurer of the Year for 2014, Canmore’s Will Gadd kicked off 2015 in the grandest – and most viral – of style by climbing a mostly frozen section of Niagara Falls, the first person to do so
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Hansen receives Pure Spirit Award

Hansen receives Pure Spirit Award

When Nancy Hansen learned she’d been chosen as the recipient of the 2014 Guy Lacelle Pure Spirit Award, she was nothing short of shocked.
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Glendon Webber Boles

Glendon Webber Boles

Glendon Webber Boles July 5, 1934 – January 13, 2022 Glen Boles, beloved husband of Liz Boles of Cochrane, passed away at the Bethany Cochrane Centre on Thursday, January 13, 2022 at the age of 87.
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Monod trades pow lines for fish line

Monod trades pow lines for fish line

As far as father’s day gifts go, a nine-minute film featuring a fishing trip with his daughter Tatum, shot by Sundance award-winning director Jimmy Chin, was the biggest catch for Peter Monod – even if opening up for the camera didn’t come easy.
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Film, outdoor lovers rejoice as Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival returns

Film, outdoor lovers rejoice as Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival returns

“People come together, they watch films about things they like to do together in the mountains and then reflect on them,” said Joanna Croston, festival director.
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Cave and Basin to reopen this week

Cave and Basin to reopen this week

Banff’s Cave and Basin National Historic Site – the birthplace of Canada’s national park system – reopens this week following a two-year, $13.8 million renovation of the site. The official ribbon cutting ceremony kicks off at 10 a.m.
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