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Sitting down with 17-year-old Alexander Vincent and his publisher and mentor, Alexander Finbow of Canmore-based Renegade Arts Entertainment, you quickly realize Vincent is not only a talented and creative artist and illustrator; he has what many peop

Greg Golovach of Guenther's Landscaping assembles one of Banff's new signposts at the intersection of Mountain Avenue and Spray Avenue Friday (June 10). The initiative is designed to assist visitors find the tourist town's major points of interest.

They know how to treat their heros in Banff.

A proposal to significantly boost Banff Housing Corporation administration fees to cover the cost of service levels to existing housing developments is being met with mixed reaction.

Whether or not Canmore politicians should continue to redistribute tax increases between commercial and residential properties was a topic of debate last week when council was asked to pass the budget guidelines for next year.

Canmore is proposing to trap and kill its rampant rabbit population. Recent years have seen both the number of feral rabbits in the community explode and the pressure to deal with the critters increase.

The draft safety report for Spray Lakes Road after three people lost their lives when their SUV flipped into the reservoir this past winter is currently under review by Alberta Transportation.

Banff residents and businesses will soon be on the hook for more money – but it’s all in the name of looking after the Bow Valley’s vulnerable seniors’ population.

The group of community members tasked with determining the future of the current library building as an arts development centre have been chosen.

It’s official! Banff and Canmore are going after the 2014 Alberta Winter Games thanks to the generous financial support of municipalities in the Bow Valley.