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There are a number of things about the transboundary Columbia River Treaty that must be considered as the agreement is carried into the future, said three speakers at the In Deep Water Conversation event hosted by the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Roc

The grizzly bear population in Alberta’s west central region appears to have doubled in the past 10 years. According to a survey conducted last year, there were 74 grizzly bears in a region referred to as bear management area No.

A cougar made off with a deer that had been just killed by a hunter near Dead Man’s Flats last week.

A family shelter for women and their children fleeing violence on the Stoney First Nations reserve has been closed since April and won’t reopen for some time as the building undergoes safety upgrades.

No cellphones and no way off a ship for five days? No problem for Canmore students who attended the ultimate field trip in October.

While a Liberal majority government is headed to Ottawa after the federal election this week, the Bow Valley's elected representative won't be part of that government.

Conservative incumbent Blake Richards did not acknowledge the question, “How would you ensure your government would not change the laws to suit their agenda?” NDP candidate Joanne Boissonneault spoke over her allotted amount of time for the majority

Talking back is what these kids do exceptionally well. The Our Lady of Snows (OLS) Debate and Speech team’s sharp responses and quick wit proved to be the gold standard during the school year’s inaugural debate tournament.

The Town of Banff has scrapped plans to build a self-storage facility in the industrial compound because the project would not be financially viable.

As a new wolf pack hunts around the edges of the Banff townsite, Parks Canada will review its elk management plans, including how many elk to kill during the annual cull.