Skip to content

Local News

Canmore Winter Carnival set to launch world cup edition

Canmore Winter Carnival set to launch world cup edition

What do you get when you combine Canmore’s winter carnival with two major world cup Nordic events? You get the next six weeks of community, culture and sporting events in Canmore.
Tourist towns want economic impact study

Tourist towns want economic impact study

The municipalities of Banff, Canmore and Jasper are hoping to team up to do an economic impact study to help build their case in lobbying other levels of government in the vital role these tourist communities have on the Alberta economy.
Wolves feast on garbage

Wolves feast on garbage

A bold wolf pack was seen feeding on human garbage, including fast food wrappers and juice containers, at the Johnston Canyon parking lot in Banff National Park last Thursday (Jan. 21).
Cougar sparks closure at Tunnel Mountain

Cougar sparks closure at Tunnel Mountain

A cougar feeding on an elk carcass has forced the closure of an area on Tunnel Mountain in Banff. A member of the public reported Monday (Jan. 25) they had seen a cougar in the area a couple of times.
Major crimes investigating death of 28-year-old man

Major crimes investigating death of 28-year-old man

An investigation into the death of a 28-year-old Stoney Nakoda man is underway by the RCMP Major Crimes Unit. Cochrane RCMP identified Wilfred Junior Amos of Morley as the deceased. On Friday (Jan. 22) at about 5:25 a.m.
Cochrane rescue group helps stranded birds overwinter

Cochrane rescue group helps stranded birds overwinter

A Cochrane-based animal-rescue organization has stepped up to help house several injured birds found in Canmore – and it is willing to take more.
VINEart returns to raise awareness

VINEart returns to raise awareness

Heading into its second year, the evening of art and wine that is VINEart returns to Canmore with the goal of raising awareness and money for the Bow Valley Women’s Emergency Shelter.
Power line relocation 'low impact' on wildlife

Power line relocation 'low impact' on wildlife

After a thorough study on wildlife impact, AltaLink is set to apply for the relocation of three kilometres of transmission line in Exshaw this February.
What would you name the Lafarge dome?

What would you name the Lafarge dome?

A Name-the-Dome contest is underway and Lafarge needs the public’s help. Ask Plant Manager Jim Bachmann about the dome and he’ll tell you he’s heard it all from the Bow Valley, Calgary and beyond.
Parks warns of adverse backcountry conditions

Parks warns of adverse backcountry conditions

After a skier had a close call in the backcountry near Lake Louise, Parks Canada safety specialists are warning of ongoing dangerous avalanche conditions. On Monday (Jan. 18) at about 4:30 p.m.
push icon
Be the first to read breaking stories. Enable push notifications on your device. Disable anytime.
No thanks