MD of Bighorn

“Why it decided to enter the enclosure, we have no idea, but once he was in there, he regretted that decision really quickly."

“We have an infrastructure deficit in this province and it just continues to crumble. We will have to replace it and we need money to do that.”

“It is unfortunate that a group of people, who know that no laws are being broken, can protest this way to push their values. They want to tell us what to eat, what we can and can’t do. We at Howling Dog Tours will not accept this. We believe the freedom to choose a lifestyle is truly Canadian – we do not believe one needs to break the law to do this.”

15 members of Direct Action Everywhere were arrested by Canmore RCMP at Saturday's (Nov. 16) protest

15 people were arrested Saturday (Nov. 16) for allegedly breaking in to a local kennel to "protest the treatment of the dogs”

"We are very excited to be able to bring portable units out to Canmore to monitor in the Bow Valley. This is the first ambient long-term monitoring in the Bow Valley and we are excited to be able to provide it."

It is a tradition that is more than a century old and one communities in the Rocky Mountains hold dear, as organizers prepare for the annual Remembrance Day ceremonies across the valley

Stoney Nakoda artist sets out to capture the heroic story of his great-grandfather through his painting

Canmore RCMP set up surveillance cameras at a local trailhead parking lot to help identify and catch suspects wanted in connection to multiple incidents of thefts from vehicles over the past month in the Bow Valley

The bridge, which was previously known as the "Yellow Bridge," was damaged in the 2013 flood and did not initially have secured funding when the overall Exshaw Creek mitigation project plans were unveiled in January