Local News

Four degrees. That’s all it will take to completely alter an entire ecosystem that survives and even thrives in the most Canadian of natural environments – snow.

The recovery of woodland caribou in Alberta’s north will have to include efforts to manage predators like wolves.

Residents of the world’s newest country will soon have a little more clean water thanks to Canmore students.

Municipal and commercial waste, on both small and large scale, is becoming of greater importance in the Bow Valley, as are methods of dealing with it.

Dave Weighell never suspected the first time he’d see a cougar, it would be plunging its fangs into his dog’s neck.

Dave Weighell never suspected the first time he’d see a cougar, it would be plunging its fangs into his dog’s neck. However his routine late night dog walk turned into a harrowing cougar attack Friday, March 2, near his Railway Ave.

Fish and Wildlife officers are on the look-out for a large adult cougar that attacked a small dog near downtown Canmore late Friday night.

RCMP members conducted two drug busts in a span of four hours on the Trans-Canada Highway near Lake Louise, Wednesday (Feb. 29), seizing about $250,000 in drugs and cash.

A proposal to turn the tennis court at Veterans’ Park into a multipurpose court for both tennis and pickleball would not be in the best interest of either group, officials with the Canmore Tennis Association (CTA) said Tuesday (Feb. 28).

Potters of Canmore unite! For the fourth year in a row the Mountain Grannies is hosting their Chili-in-a-Bowl fundraiser, where chili is served in handmade bowls with proceeds going to charity.