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Believed to be Canada's first ski resort to open for the 2026-27 season, Lake Louise welcomed skiers Nov. 1 with discounted lift tickets and limited early-season terrain.
A proposed trail connection between Cougar Creek and Three Sisters remains uncertain as Canmore updates its transportation plan, with funding, provincial approvals and wildlife impacts still unresolved.
Banff-Kananaskis MLA Sarah Elmeligi questions civilian responders’ training, their ability to identify problem bears and the province’s transparency around lethal removals.
New rules taking effect Nov. 3 could improve permanent residence prospects for eligible workers in more than 180 occupations, including health care, construction and hospitality.
A fundraiser at Canmore’s Rat’s Nest Cave brings veterans, military members and community participants together to build trust, face fears and support veterans’ mental health.
Banff Wolf Pup Euthanized
Parks Canada had captured, collared and relocated the young wolf just two days earlier in hopes of reuniting it with its pack.
Yellowhead MP William Stevenson is challenging the cancellation of a decades-old program that has helped locate missing people and assist in avalanche rescues.
An Exshaw couple's efforts to help an injured owl along Silvertip Trail brought the Bow Valley community together and revealed a personal struggle facing their family.
Canmore residents have until Nov. 26 to comment on Stone Creek Resorts' proposed 3.2-kilometre gondola and its environmental assessment.
1.8M Cars Entered Banff This Summer
Despite record summer arrivals, traffic across the Bow River Bridge and up Mountain Avenue declined, while more visitors turned to public transit.
