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At Kamenka Quarry, every stone has a story

At Kamenka Quarry, every stone has a story

Louis Kamenka is soft spoken as he indicates to a tour at his Rundle rock quarry one particular stone among many and tells them the story of how an ancient ocean flood that used to cover the Bow Valley came to create the ripples they are looking at o
Banff triathlon a DNS for 2016

Banff triathlon a DNS for 2016

Organizers of the Iron Man Banff Triathlon have pulled the plug on the five-year old event, citing unpredictable weather and the loss of Banff Avenue as a finish line as key reasons for the cancellation.
Reeve discusses MD's vision

Reeve discusses MD's vision

With 2015 in the rearview mirror, 2016 is already prepping to be a newsworthy-year in the Municipal District of Bighorn.
Feds show little interest in seasonal worker program

Feds show little interest in seasonal worker program

The federal government doesn’t appear interested in piloting a seasonal worker program to help deal with Banff’s chronic labour shortage.
Cougar causes trail closure in Kootenay

Cougar causes trail closure in Kootenay

A cougar feeding on a kill has led to the closure of a trail near Radium’s hot pools in Kootenay National Park and a general warning for the surrounding area. The closure went into effect on Monday (Jan.
Skiers feel lucky to be alive after avalanche

Skiers feel lucky to be alive after avalanche

Backcountry skiers feel lucky to be alive after an avalanche swept them 300 metres down Grand Daddy Couloir on Bow Summit in Banff National Park, Tuesday (Jan. 5). The incident occurred at about 1 p.m.
Parks announces free admittance for 2017

Parks announces free admittance for 2017

As a first step toward celebrating Canada’s 150th anniversary in 2017, entry into national parks and historic sites will be free next year.
Water, sewer rates on rise in Banff

Water, sewer rates on rise in Banff

Water and sewage bills for Banff ratepayers are going up this year. Town council has approved a 1.6 per cent increase to water rates and a 6.
Canmorite returns from Syrian refugee camp

Canmorite returns from Syrian refugee camp

While the plight of Syrian refugees has been a top news story around the world for some time, a Canmore man recently experienced the situation up and close and personally.
Brewster takes over Maligne Tours

Brewster takes over Maligne Tours

Banff-based Brewster Travel Canada has bought Maligne Tours Ltd. in Jasper National Park.
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