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Banff, Canmore: a tale of two COVID trends in wastewater testing

Banff, Canmore: a tale of two COVID trends in wastewater testing

“I’m not saying there isn’t COVID in Banff, but another relevant question is are people from Calgary going to the bathroom in Banff? If I were in Banff, I would still be careful.”
artsPlace looking ahead to the years to come

artsPlace looking ahead to the years to come

artsPlace is looking to adapt to changing times by focusing on three aspirations as part of its new strategic plan.
Grants announced for 2022 from Banff Canmore Community Foundation

Grants announced for 2022 from Banff Canmore Community Foundation

The Banff Canmore Community Foundation (BCCF) announced its 2022 community grants to 26 Bow Valley organizations for a total of just under $140,000 in grants.
Grizzly bears spotted in valley bottom around Canmore

Grizzly bears spotted in valley bottom around Canmore

“It’s never OK to have your dog off leash and now that it’s bear season, it’s even less OK, so don’t be part of the problem.”
MD of Bighorn delays parking decision

MD of Bighorn delays parking decision

A proposed change to the visitor accommodation bylaw in the MD of Bighorn will have to wait a few weeks longer as council looks to get more information from administration.
Her Odyssey arriving in Bow Valley after very long journey

Her Odyssey arriving in Bow Valley after very long journey

After 27,700 kilometres by foot, raft, kayak and bicycle from South America to North America, the women behind Her Odyssey are preparing for the last leg of their journey to the Arctic in Banff.
Alberta Parks testing new generator rules at three local campgrounds

Alberta Parks testing new generator rules at three local campgrounds

“We’re always keeping an eye out for are people happy? Are they satisfied? How can we improve their visitor experience? What can we do differently? And generator noise has been coming up more.”
Lafarge looking to improve Exshaw plant carbon footprint

Lafarge looking to improve Exshaw plant carbon footprint

“The agreement allows us to have access to the wind power that TransAlta is generating off its assets. We anticipate that will cover between 40 and 50 per cent of the energy demands of the facility depending on production volumes.”
Two off-route scramblers spend cold night on mountain

Two off-route scramblers spend cold night on mountain

“They had warm clothing and they were able to start a fire and they were reasonably well equipped, but they made a few tactical errors and ended up having to spend the night,” said Jeremy Mackenzie, public safety specialist for the Kananaskis region.
EDITORIAL: Plan for more wildlife underpasses, overpasses needed

EDITORIAL: Plan for more wildlife underpasses, overpasses needed

The groundbreaking ceremony for the new wildlife overpass near Lac Des Arcs came as welcome news to the Bow Valley.
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