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As one of the youngest female Canadian sculptors working with welded public art, the surreal artwork by Sinéad Ludwig-Burgess challenges viewers to question the notion of space and the human body

Anû Kathâ Îpa, translated in English is Bald Eagle Peak

Molina’s show marks the first to open in the gallery since the first scheduled exhibition was indefinitely postponed due to the pandemic

“Everybody had to be indoors, so I thought why not finally get some work done," said Banff-based and Brazilian born pianist Luciane Cardassi. "This is more than an album, it’s my history in a way."

“I support pets for children … but I think we need to send a strong message that rabbits are not considered a pet for Banff because of the blatant example in Canmore," said Banff Councillor Ted Christensen.

With cooler weather and precipitation since Sunday evening (Sept. 6), the Black Rock Mountain wildfire is now considered "being held" by Alberta Wildfire

"At a time when monuments to subjugation all over the world are being destroyed or removed, the McDougall Stoney Mission Society, without consulting the Stoney Nakoda Nation’s leadership, and in the face of overwhelming opposition, has chosen to rebuild a monument – which to many of our community stands as a traumatic and painful reminder of the colonial legacy of cultural genocide and oppression."

“It has been unprecedented. The demand has exceeded supply.”

The Compost Council of Canada has recognized the compost facility at the Francis Cooke Landfill and Resource Recovery Centre through accreditation in its Compost Quality alliance program

“It was the biggest day in the saddle I’ve experienced. It was a day that was all about honouring Shim,” said Canmore resident Dylan Dalgas. “Considering what Shim is going through, I knew I could push myself because that’s what he would do.”