Kananaskis Country

The recent killing of a mamma black bear and two cubs have once again shined a light on the role humans have in preventing human-wildlife conflicts. The Bow Valley has long prided itself on limiting human-wildlife conflicts and for good reason.

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The wildfire was detected around noon Oct. 13 and authorities say there is currently no immediate threat to infrastructure in the area.

“It shows the respect that we have across the country. It is a huge statement and a huge sign of support for the Banff Centre.”

“Minimalism is by definition, to my experience, often found on more simplified landscapes. They exist in mountainous areas but I found them easier to find in rural landscapes, in agricultural communities. I think a lot of people look to these and relate to the themes they see in front of them.”

The majority of Kananaskis Improvement District (KID) councillors are calling for the installation of four satellite phones at popular recreational areas after what has been a year full of high-profile emergency incidents in the provincial region.

It’s been said democracy is messy, hard and never easy. The paraphrasing of Robert F. Kennedy is one that rings true when coming to conclusions on decisions that will impact the lives of people.

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“It is a job-seekers market for sure. We had a record-breaking 600 people last time. I am interested to see what we get this year.”

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