Local News

The Rocky Mountain Outlook posed five questions to the two candidates running for the open Banff ward board of trustees position at Canadian Rockies Public Schools. The byelection is Oct. 5 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Those curious about the method so far in drafting an area structure plan for the final phase of development in Three Sisters Mountain Village will get a chance to see inside the process during an upcoming open house.

Just over two years ago, residents living in Cougar Creek saw what is normally a dry creekbed swell with water and debris, threatening the entire subdivision and significantly damaging nearby properties.

Two men are in hospital after a single vehicle rollover near Morley on Sunday (Sept. 21) that left one in critical condition.

Developers of the Silvertip resort are working toward establishing a gondola from their golf course up to the top of Mount Lady Macdonald.

Parks Canada is testing non-electrified fence designs to help keep bears off the national park’s roads and highways.

Banff-Airdrie federal opposition candidates say they would limit commercial development in treasured national parks, or put stricter environmental regulations in place in the wake of a new report from a national conservation group that says national

A short film about the future management of grizzly bears in the province of Alberta is going to be presented in Canmore at the end of September. Sharing the Range will be shown on Sept. 23 at Canmore Collegiate High School.

Banff National Park’s dispatch centre continues to see increased calls for emergencies and non-emergencies.

Changes to Canmore’s municipal census have resulted in a different understanding of the town’s permanent and semi-permanent population.