Local News

A gathering of “like-minded” conservatives was held on Feb. 8 at the Cochrane Ranchehouse to discuss the current state of the province under the NDP’s leadership.

When school wrapped up for the summer holidays in Canmore back in the 1940s, there was no hesitation of how a teenaged Bob MacKinnon and his brothers would spend it.

The Bow Valley has been unseasonably warm and dry so far this winter.

As Banff and Lake Louise brace for another critical labour shortage this summer, businesses are seeking changes to an Alberta government subsidy program that allows employers to hire students for summer jobs.

A group of backcountry skiers got a first hand experience of nature’ s power when they were caught in an avalanche just north of Lake Louise on Friday (Feb. 12).

Canmore’s elected officials approved a bit of relief for homeowners along 13th Street who have been homeless since the end of June when a gas explosion rocked the neighbourhood, causing extensive damage to over a dozen homes.

A Stoney group is rolling toward a vision for the First Nations community.

Banff politicians have taken the next step forward toward developing below market rental housing in the tourist town. On Monday (Feb.

A Canmore woman whose dog chased a bull moose while off-leash in Kananaskis Country learned an expensive lesson in court last week. Jessica Meunier entered a guilty plea in Canmore Provincial Court last Thursday (Feb.

The MD of Bighorn gave residents living on Jamieson and Richards roads some peace of mind, and peace and quiet, when it rejected a night log-hauling request from a Cochrane-based sawmill.