Mountain Guide

Saskatoon native Tanya Ryan says moving to Alberta was the best decision she ever made. “My parents moved out here before I did,” she said.

In this, the 21st century, we like to think we are advanced, sophisticated and evolved far beyond the ancient Romans, but when it comes to our attitudes about our resources, Alberta investigative journalist and author Andrew Nikiforuk said we are no

Folk rock musician William “WiL” Mimnaugh goes there and back again, having played a show in Canmore Dec. 9 with another planned for this Friday (Dec. 28). The Dec.

David Lertzman and Julian Norris, together known as Bards of a Feather, bring their annual Ecumenical Solstice music to the Good Earth Coffeehouse in Canmore.

A Bow Valley grizzly bear took her place front and centre on the big screen in Toronto earlier this month as the NFB interactive documentary, Bear 71, created by Jeremy Mendes and Canmore filmmaker Leanne Allison, won a Digi Award.

Banff raconteur Bob Clarke has brought his Trig Carlyle series to a close after seven books and nearly a decade with the release of Alberta 1905, Book 7.

Mark Lorenz is bringing his band back to Banff. “Besides being the prettiest place in the world? I love coming to Banff, we always have a good time,” said the Calgary-based musician in an interview with the Outlook.

For the first time in seven years, Bow Valley Chorus will perform one of the world’s greatest pieces of music. Conductor John Goulart, who founded the choir in 2001, is excited by the repertoire of this year’s Christmas concerts.

Kim Churchill isn’t ready to settle down any time soon. The Australian singer-songwriter, who’s played Canmore three times in the last two years, spoke from his van somewhere on the road in Quebec last week.

This is the third in a multi-part series of the various jam and open mic nights held at pubs and bars around the region. Garry Gonis has found a new home for hosting a weekly jam night in the Bow Valley.