Canmore Town council voted unanimously to accept PricewaterhouseCoopers’ (PwC) request to postpone a pubic hearing that was supposed to take place Tuesday (May 15) in an effort to review feedback collected thus far regarding a proposed development...

A female climber in her 20s sustained serious spinal injuries and a possible broken arm after falling between six and eight metres on Saturday (May 11) in the Grassi Lakes area.

These days, few Canadians are not touched in some way by cancer.

The defense council for a former day-care owner in Canmore is seeking court costs from the Crown after the accused was acquitted of seven counts of assaulting children in her care.

A small gathering of members of the Stoney Nakoda First Nation came together Friday (May 10) at the Cave and Basin National Historic Site in Banff.

The Town of Banff will test a new crosswalk system at the busy intersection of Caribou Street and Banff Avenue in a bid to ease traffic congestion in the tourist town.

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.

A chance to meet legendary Scottish comic writer Alan Grant, who was fresh off an appearence at the Calgary Comic & Entertainment Expo, turned into an affirmation for one local student that it is possible to take what you love and turn it into a...

During April, Cochrane RCMP conducted investigations into a number of marijuana grow operations and persons trafficking in illegal drugs from residences on the Stoney First Nation Reserve at Morley.

Bright sun, brown trout, cool waters and a spirit of environmental stewardship merged on Bill Griffiths Creek east of Canmore, Friday (May 10).

Banff council has given the green light for several projects to deal with the tourist town’s parking and traffic woes in the busy summer months.

Female elk are getting ready to have their calves, prompting Parks Canada to remind residents and visitors to be vigilant when travelling on the edges of the townsite.

A fire that occurred in the early morning hours last Friday (May 10) in Canmore and caused approximately $2 million in damage is still under investigation, but officials have confirmed its cause.

Following two armed robberies in less than a year, Fergie’s Bakery & Convenience is beefing up its security to ensure the popular neighbourhood store is protected, especially at night.

Two adults and two youth of no fixed address were arrested on May 12 at about 4:30 p.m. when Canmore RCMP and the Bow Valley Integrated Traffic Unit conducted a traffic stop on Boulder Crescent in Canmore.