Kananaskis Country

“That’s our big fear – that someone who really doesn't understand will stop and throw some food out the window that these bears will key into that,” said John Paczkowski, human-wildlife coexistence team leader for Alberta Parks.

“Kudos to (Alberta) Parks for coming up with something they could do. They’ve come up with a bypass for the part of the trail that’s no longer there.”

“In both incidents, the bear did not make contact with the hikers and there were no injuries. In both instances, there were no signs of cubs.”

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It’s that time of year where hungry bears are searching for anything to replenish their appetite after a long winter of sleep.

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“This is a project that’s going to develop the region. It’s not one municipality, it’s each municipality within a region and how they support each other.”

BANFF – Hot on the heels of well above normal temperatures, snow is dumping at higher elevations in Kananaskis Country and the Bow Valley and forcing a rare June snowstorm warning for the Icefields Parkway.

EDITORIAL: No matter if it’s 10, 20 or 30 years, the 2013 floods will always be a part of the area’s history for better or worse. But when people look back in years to come, their determination and resolve will always be remembered.