Banff

“A disaster could level the industry and then the municipality would be devoid of tools to maneuver for its financial agility.”

“Keeping that information flowing pro-actively, and residents and visitors ‘in the know’ about the current status of planned or accidental fires is likely to be basic in maintaining public confidence and support.”

LETTER: Come back with a sensible redevelopment plan and charge for parking like everywhere else in the world. Developers are in the business of making money, not giving away freebies.

PHOTOS: Banff dodgeball tournament returns for second year

PHOTOS: Canmore martial arts club Jiu-Jitsu spring tourney returns

PHOTOS: Pride Ski Day hits Banff's Mount Norquay slopes

On Friday (April 12), at 7 p.m. the museum will be hosting the opening for Menagerie of Disappearance and Time: In the Mountains.

COMMENTARY: Citizens, and even council members, have limits on their capacity for absorbing information, reflecting on it and making decisions. These decisions will affect our community for decades to come.

LETTER: Now, as a result of this deliberate approach, Banffites are forced to confront an ugly and damaging plan to increase residential density.

With Banff Town Manager Kelly Gibson declaring the petition against the Banff Avenue pedestrian zone valid, council must respond within 30 days.