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Aggressive moose charges dog walker in Kananaskis Country

Aggressive moose charges dog walker in Kananaskis Country

Dogs may prompt moose to become aggressive if they feel harassed or stressed.
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Black bear bluff charges cyclist in Kananaskis Country

Black bear bluff charges cyclist in Kananaskis Country

The bear advisory for the Canyon Creek Road and surrounding area was put in place on Thursday (May 16) and will remain in effect until further notice.
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PHOTOS: Proudly raising the Pride Flag in Canmore

PHOTOS: Proudly raising the Pride Flag in Canmore

PHOTOS: Proudly raising the Pride Flag in Canmore
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NDP renews calls to revoke Kananaskis Conservation Pass

NDP renews calls to revoke Kananaskis Conservation Pass

“This is a much-needed step towards making the outdoors the accessible and affordable experience Albertans deserve.”
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PHOTOS: Banff rugby squads challenge all comers at big tourney

PHOTOS: Banff rugby squads challenge all comers at big tourney

PHOTOS: Banff rugby squads challenge all comers at big tourney
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Canmore council reverses weekday paid parking increase

Canmore council reverses weekday paid parking increase

“I’m concerned about the vibrancy of our downtown core with this rate increase.”
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Snow, black ice lead to vehicles in the ditch northwest of Lake Louise

Snow, black ice lead to vehicles in the ditch northwest of Lake Louise

“RCMP are asking motorists to avoid this area and if you must head out, please drive according to the conditions,”
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Thousands raised to fly Banff man's body home to grieving family in Philippines

Thousands raised to fly Banff man's body home to grieving family in Philippines

The $10,000 goal in the GoFundMe campaign generated $13,340 for funeral expenses and to fly Mike Ilagan’s body back to his homeland.
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LETTER: Proposed Canmore spa will impact wildlife

LETTER: Proposed Canmore spa will impact wildlife

LETTER: Shame on our provincial government for even considering such an irresponsible and unnecessary use of our public land, which is owned by all of us.
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Wolves, grizzlies, cougars use wildlife corridor north of Banff train tracks

Wolves, grizzlies, cougars use wildlife corridor north of Banff train tracks

“I can say this Cascade, Fenlands, Vermilion Lakes corridor is important for wildlife,” said Jesse Whittington, a wildlife ecologist for Banff National Park’s ecological integrity monitoring program.
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