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If you’re the kind of person who’s always casting about looking for a new flavour sensation, Rave Coffee in Canmore may be the place for you.

A National Historic Site as the birthplace of Canada’s national parks heritage, the Cave and Basin in Banff also has a very direct connection to the First World War.

The signs around Canmore welcoming people to the community are about to get a complete facelift.

Plans for redevelopment of the Sulphur Mountain Gondola operation received a conditional recommendation July 31.

Fasten your seatbelts because this is one road trip you don’t want to miss. It was difficult not to stare at the line of classic vehicle designs and animated signage on over 50 Volvos this week in Canmore.

Standing on a strip of bare ground on an alpine ridge sparsely scattered with stunted trees and fields of late-season snow, the jagged peaks of Kananaskis Country’s eastern flank pierce the cloud-wisped sky like shark’s teeth in translucent water.

The Municipal District of Bighorn is seeking answers from the Province after frustration climaxed in recent weeks with the Lafarge Exshaw cement plant.

Canmore’s guiding policy document, the Municipal Development Plan, dates back to 1998 and Town planners are hard at work this year in an effort to update and rewrite it.

Fish and Wildlife officers are investigating several incidents after dozens of people entered a Quarry Lake area closed due to bear activity – in some instances with small children and toddlers.

Aspen. Jackson Hole. Mammoth. Whistler. The names are some of the most iconic in North American skiing. Now, thanks to a new deal between Ski Big Three and the Mountain Collective Ski Pass, you can add Norquay, Lake Louise and Sunshine.