Kananaskis Country

COMMENTARY: No matter how we voted in the last election, we need to hold this government accountable and work for Albertans.

EDITORIAL: With more than four million people annually visiting each of Kananaskis Country and Banff National Park and growth to continue in all area communities, the emphasis and importance on individuals respecting human-wildlife interactions becomes all the more important.

PHOTOS: The past week in stories, photography in the Bow Valley

“In the end, we end up with damaged or destroyed fish populations that are supposedly fully protected under the Species at Risk Act.”

LETTER: Inappropriate photo cutline above Indigenous-related story.

LETTER: Another single-minded drive to increase tourism visitation to our fair valley has left a sour taste in my mouth.

Temporary closures at the Grassi Lakes trail and day-use area will take place May 21 to July 31.

“By supporting these 19 clubs, we are helping young people learn the importance of staying healthy, respecting others, and including everyone.”

3.5 km adaptive trail is in the works.

Kananaskis Improvement District (KID) council voted in favour of a decrease to reduce the impact of higher property taxes on residents and non-residential with significant increases in property assessments in 2024.