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Glynnis Hood is so passionate about beavers she has built a life around fighting for the enduring symbol of Canada.

This summer marks the 100th anniversary of the start of the First World War and as part of this significant milestone in the history of Canada and the world, the 2014-2018 First World War Centenary is being used to commemorate the war that saw nearly

Money matters when it comes to hiring and retaining staff, particularly in light of predictions of a significant Alberta-wide labour crunch in the coming years.

Canmore Community Housing Corporation hopes to break ground by fall for a new affordable rental housing project.

Parks Canada plans to capture and collar more grizzly bears this spring as part of a project to stop the ongoing deaths of the threatened species on the train tracks in Banff and Yoho national parks.

The extension of the Legacy Trail at the west entrance to the Banff townsite is close to completion.

Last year, the Bow Valley Integrated Traffic Unit (BVITU), RCMP and sheriffs handed out over 10,000 speeding tickets in Banff National Park, and this year isn’t looking much better, with over 2,600 speeders caught in the park so far for 2014.

It looks as if community support has buoyed the outlook for Canmore's Mountain Munchkin Daycare.

The MD of Bighorn is seeking to designate the Morleyville Methodist Mission as the municipality’s first historic resource.

Parks Canada plans to light a prescribed fire along a section of Bow Valley Parkway this spring to improve habitat for wildlife in the middle Bow Valley.