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Bunnies may live to hop another day

Bunnies may live to hop another day

A last minute proposal by bunny lovers in Canmore may see the cuddly creatures saved from an all out cull. Canmore council met Tuesday (July 5) night to approve its feral rabbit management plan and faced both opposition and support from the public.
Trail restriction to protect bears, bikers

Trail restriction to protect bears, bikers

Mountain bikers and dogs will not be permitted along Lake Minnewanka’s shoreline this summer under new Parks Canada rules aimed at reducing serious bear encounters.
Banff supports 2012 cycling event

Banff supports 2012 cycling event

Banff town council is throwing its support behind a proposal for a new road cycling event in Banff National Park in 2012.
Banff caps increase to property taxes

Banff caps increase to property taxes

Banff’s 2012 financial plan calls for next year’s property taxes to be limited to an increase of about 1.25 per cent based on Alberta’s projected annual inflation.
CP Rail blocking possible ring trail

CP Rail blocking possible ring trail

Canadian Pacific Railway appears to be derailing a Town of Banff proposal to have a multi-use ring trail around the townsite.
Miners' Day parade set for Saturday

Miners' Day parade set for Saturday

Canmore Miners’ Day will be held this weekend and interest in the event is growing.
Habitat patch guidelines released

Habitat patch guidelines released

After three years, the review of wildlife corridor and habitat patch guidelines for the Bow Valley have been released.
Business owners oppose commercial space division

Business owners oppose commercial space division

Banff’s business heavyweights are opposing a proposal to hand out the remaining commercial space based on a merit-based scheme intended to reward development excellence.
Parks concerned high flows harming fish

Parks concerned high flows harming fish

Unnaturally high and dirty water levels in Goat Creek and Spray River has Banff National Park authorities concerned about harm being caused to fish and their habitat.
Town eyes Fenlands as greater income source

Town eyes Fenlands as greater income source

The Town of Banff has come up with a plan to market and promote the tourist town’s $33 million redeveloped recreation centre in a bid to increase revenue.
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