Local News

The flood emergency in Canmore appears to be in a holding pattern and under control Friday evening (June 21) as crews continue to monitor the levels of the Bow River. Mayor John Borrowman said at 6 p.m.

Flooding and highway closures have led to the cancellation of six performances at The Banff Centre.

About 1,500 people are stranded in Kananaskis Country and the Canadian military has been called in to build temporary bridges on the remains of Highway 40 to assist with the effort.

As the emergency situation in Canmore continues to develop on Friday (June 21), municipal officials are urging residents of the community to stay where they are unless they need supplies.

The state of emergency in Canmore is going to get worse before it gets better with another 50 to 70 mm of rain expected in the next 24 hours.

The pair of osprey whose lives are open for all to see via a webcam mounted on a nesting pole near Exshaw are parents.

Town council debated what it takes to be a good neighbour in Canmore last week and the result is a comprehensive bylaw that will be open to public consultation at the end of the month.

New moms looking for a natural boost after delivering their baby may want to consider a service now available in the Bow Valley.

The Town of Canmore will have a new fire bylaw soon and one that clearly specifies requirements for outdoor fire pits and fireplaces.

With new board members, an expanding reach and big events on the horizon, the Banff Community Foundation is looking at another solid year of work in a smart and caring community.