Stoney Nakoda

“Snowfall amounts may vary significantly as some of the snow will melt on contact with the warm ground,” states Environment Canada in the snowfall warning.

Snow is coming to the Bow Valley and Kananaskis.

The mountain town’s coal mining history dates back to 1883, but since its last operations ceased in 1979, it has become more synonymous with tourism.

There are some bumps in the night Shyles Smalleyes can’t explain.

“If there are horses that need to be removed, the government will contact us or WHOAS (the Wild Horses of Alberta Society) to deal with that. That’s obviously our preferred method. We won’t ever allow a horse to go to a slaughterhouse again.”

The long-awaited Stoney Health Services-run treatment centre in Mînî Thnî has been offering a day program since June. Anticipating the finished facility passes inspection by Alberta Health Services next week, it can receive final licencing to run its 90-day residence treatment program.

“Efforts to locate this male continue by local RCMP.”

“Skateboarding was always alive and well here. We just needed a place where we could come together.”

A terrible tragedy in the remote wilderness of Banff National Park has left two people, a dog, and a grizzly bear dead.

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