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Canmore RCMP seized a large sum of cash and arrested a B.C. man on Wednesday (Oct. 5) after receiving a driving complaint from a member of the public. Dustin Plamondon of Kelowna was pulled over and arrested after 7 p.m.

A proposal to lift a late-night ban on skateboards as a mode of transportation in Banff has been put on hold until Oct. 11. On Monday (Sept.

The owners of one of the most significant heritage homes in Banff are planning to restore the Bankhead home to its former glory.

Byron Harmon has been synonymous with photography and the Canadian Rockies, specifically Banff, since 1906, creating numerous photographs that today continue to be an important record of our past.

As Tourism Canmore Kananaskis tries to redefine itself into the future and mature as an organization, it is also dealing with financial baggage from the past. The destination marketing organization held its annual general meeting last Friday (Sept.

Peter Verheyde shoots for a hole in one during the Ace Race disk golf event at the Canmore Nordic Centre Saturday (Oct. 1).

Luke Fricker braves the soggy conditions as he finesses his bike across a long, skinny balance feature during the Rundle Mountain Cycling Club's Take a Kid Mountain Biking day at the Canmore Nordic Centre Saturday (Oct. 1).

An aggressive grizzly bear that stalked and trapped a high-profile mountaineer and his client up a tree for more than three hours has been destroyed. The Sept.

A new study suggests wolves are quick to flee from areas near trails in the mountain national parks to avoid people, while elk seem to be using areas close to lightly-used trails as a safe haven from predators.

A $5 million project aimed at stopping wildlife from being run over and killed on the highway through Kootenay National Park has been put on hold due to the federal government's tightening of its financial belt.