Local News

Banff town planners will begin drafting legislation to rezone government services in the industrial compound to free up commercial space for businesses in that area of town.

Canmore’s Sustainability Screening Report process will be changed after a task force appointed to review it has come up with several recommendations.

An old dumpsite with several artifacts and possible soil contamination discovered during excavation of the Multiplex project has resulted in construction delays.

A young female cougar was destroyed Tuesday (July 19) morning after she attacked a dog the night before – the latest encounter in a string of incidents related to the juvenile cat.

A female grizzly bear has been struck on the Trans-Canada Highway in Banff National Park, but it’s not known for sure if she’s survived her injuries.

Two Canmore organizations in charge of tourism and economic development are joining forces.

Another female grizzly bear has died in Banff National Park at the hands of humans.

The search for a permanent solution to the safety hazard at the easternmost edge of the Banff Legacy Trail is moving forward after Wild Rose MP Blake Richards brought representatives from local municipalities and the provincial government together, M

For the second winter in a row, pine beetle numbers in southwest Alberta, including Kananaskis Country, have dwindled.

Canmore Collegiate High School is looking at becoming officially associated with the United Nations. CCHS began a process two years ago to become part of the UNESCO Associate Schools Project Network.