Banff Acts, But Is the Province’s Wildfire Prep Playing with Fire or Just Playing Around?
Communities across the province are taking matters into their own hands to protect themselves from the upcoming wildfire season
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From Midlife to Mountain Trails: Wildflowers Chronicles the Adventures of Bold Alberta Women
A tale of Banff icon Mary Schäffer Warren’s legacy of reinvention and resilience in the Rockies
Blind Skiers and Bright Smiles: A Day of Thrills in Kananaskis
From novices to medallists, blind skiers enjoy the trails in the Rockies.
Ice Sculptures vs. Heatwave: A Chilly Tale with a Warm Twist at Ice Magic Festival
Record-breaking warm temperatures have forced Banff & Lake Louise Tourism to remove the ice sculptures on display at the Ice Magic Competition
Danielle Smith Stands Up for What Matters Most To Albertans: Unhindered Access to Disposable Napkins
Premier Smith says single-use bylaws are causing “mutiny on wing night,” and she’ll put a stop to it
No More Spark in the Sky: Banff Ends Canada Day Pyrotechnics
Banff’s decision to cancel pyrotechnics displays marks a shift towards more environmentally conscious celebrations, addressing the impact on wildlife and the risk of wildfires
Polar Vortex: A Cool Solution to a Buggy Problem!
A warming climate has led to an outbreak in pine beetles, but frigid cold snaps keep the beetle numbers in check
Cash in on Conservation: Banff’s Green Rebates
From solar panels to e-bikes, Banff’s green initiatives are putting money back in your pocket
Warm Hearts Save Homeless Man from Record Cold in Banff
Edwin Kraft, a 66-year-old homeless man in Banff, was facing minus-40-degree temperatures until the residents rallied to get him a safe and warm shelter