Cathy Ellis

“I am worried it may seem unfair to still have municipal intervention when it comes to restricting the hours of these services, so I would be willing to let this one go at this time," said Councillor Corrie DiManno

Parks Canada is hoping to capture and collar wolves in the Bow Valley pack to track their movements and monitor behaviour.

Parks Canada is hoping to capture and collar wolves in the Bow Valley pack to track their movements and monitor behaviour.

“There will be a satellite emergency call box along the highway roughly every 15 minutes of driving time,” said Rick Kubian, the superintendent of Lake Louise, Yoho and Kootenay.

“This is not overly unusual, but it’s a little on the larger side for this area. It is part of the ongoing low-grade tectonic activity in the Rocky Mountains, but it’s not necessarily a prelude to anything super exciting.”

“We want to create a place that offers people somewhere that they’re really comfortable and really happy to be.”

“We were actually very hopeful late last week that we were going to be able to report zero active cases today, but a few new cases were reported very late last week and through the weekend," said Silvio Adamo, the Town of Banff’s director of emergency management.

“All of these folks are asymptomatic travellers that have recently returned to Canada, I believe, to try to stay ahead of the Feb. 22 restrictions that came into effect," said Silvio Adamo, Banff's director of emergency management.

“We have seen some pretty aggressive colour schemes on residential dwellings," said Randall McKay, Banff's manager of strategic priorities and special projects.

“We have seen steady increases in terms of visitation to the park. We have certainly heard from Canadians that they would like to look at how we best manage this iconic place into the future.”