Squatter’s Rights: Canada Goose Takes Over Osprey’s Nest in Banff
Lawrence Carter, a Banff resident, stumbled upon a rare sight while paddling—a goose perched high above the ground, an unusual choice for these typically ground-nesting birds.
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Two Canmore Volleyball Teams Make History And Qualify for Nationals
Canmore’s Rocky Mountain Volleyball Club has not only entered the competitive scene but triumphed, qualifying two teams for the national competition and giving city clubs a run for their money
Habitat Loss, Industry, Predation: Alberta’s Caribou Face An Even Larger Threat
Melanie Dickie’s latest research suggests that the warming climate is now outpacing other threats in driving the rapid decline of caribou populations in Alberta
Creative Combat: 12 Artists, 20 Minutes, One Wild Art Brawl in Canmore!
Part sporting event, part art party, Creative Combat brings together the Bow Valley’s finest artists in a spirited competition for the ultimate speed-painting crown
Stomping Grounds: Kim Asmussen’s Snowshoe Art “Paints” Banff’s Wilds
Creating outdoor communal art is a stomping good time!
A Bear-y Close Call For Snowboarders At Lake Louise Ski Resort
James Hardy and Ryan Smith were just about to finish their day on the slopes when they bumped into a grizzly bear
From Banff’s Steep Slopes to Canada’s High Healthcare Summit: Dr. Marcia Clark’s Trailblazing Journey
Harnessing the determination forged on the snowy slopes of Banff, Dr. Marcia Clark is now steering the future of Canada’s healthcare system
A Sign of Respect: Gantry Sign Initiative in Banff National Park Showcases Indigenous Presence
The new Indigenous language sign serves as a powerful reminder of the enduring presence of Indigenous communities in Alberta
Bear Necessities: Banff’s Big Boys Binge on Railway Bonanza
Grain spills from freight trains are a bear’s buffet, but they can also lead to dangerous encounters between bears and humans.