Local News

New site guidelines that could open the door to summer use activities like mountain biking and via ferrata at Banff’s Mount Norquay are drawing mixed reaction.

An eco-kiosk selling environmentally-friendly products that are unavailable elsewhere in town will be set up in the front lobby of Banff’s town hall. At its meeting on Monday (Jan.

The man at the helm of the Town of Banff’s financial department is leaving the municipality after more than a decade in search of new adventures and opportunities in the United States.

Two men found with drugs in their possession were fined in Canmore Provincial Court this week. Keith Peter Heide pleaded guilty to a single count of possession last Wednesday (Jan. 12) before Judge John Reilly.

The Bow Valley SPCA is looking for financial support from the Town of Canmore. SPCA Vice-president Joseph Potts was in front of council last week to request a contribution.

A lockout of up to 110 unionized bus drivers and mechanics was narrowly averted earlier this week after Brewster Transportation came through with a last minute offer.

Lafarge, the multinational cement corporation, bought about 10 acres of land in the hamlet of Exshaw to use for future staff accommodations.

Ideal avalanche conditions in the backcountry resulted in two lives lost in Kananaskis Country over the weekend. Two brothers in their 40s from the Calgary area, identified as Rob and Mark Glaser, were buried and killed on Saturday (Jan.

Canmore council voted to move forward the schedule for an enhanced recycling program that will begin with a pilot project this year.

The future of Banff’s heritage corporation and heritage programs are uncertain following the elimination of a town planner in 2012 as part of recent budget cuts.