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Motorcyclist killed in crash with bear in Kootenay National Park

Motorcyclist killed in crash with bear in Kootenay National Park

One passenger was taken to a hospital with minor injuries.
‘Exceptionally difficult day’: Jasper wildfires grow 2,000 hectares as firefighters mourn fallen member

‘Exceptionally difficult day’: Jasper wildfires grow 2,000 hectares as firefighters mourn fallen member

The Jasper Wildfire Complex experienced a significant growth of about 2,000 hectares and is now estimated at 34,000 hectares.
Wildfire in Kananaskis Country's Burstall Pass 'being held'

Wildfire in Kananaskis Country's Burstall Pass 'being held'

“The wildfire did not grow overnight, showing minimal fire behaviour. The crews are making progress with pumps and helicopter bucketing.”
Jasper bus tours delayed due to firefighter death, wildfire conditions

Jasper bus tours delayed due to firefighter death, wildfire conditions

"I know this is disappointing for many Jasper evacuees who are hoping to see their homes today, but the fire situation is also too unpredictable today."
Canada mourns firefighter killed fighting Jasper blaze

Canada mourns firefighter killed fighting Jasper blaze

“Every single person responding to the Jasper Wildfire Complex is in mourning today for our friend and colleague. The wildland fire community is small and every loss deeply impacts us all.”
PHOTOS: Classic car show roars back into Canmore

PHOTOS: Classic car show roars back into Canmore

PHOTOS: Classic car show roars back into Canmore
Okotoks Pro Rodeo warns of unauthorized ticket sellers

Okotoks Pro Rodeo warns of unauthorized ticket sellers

Okotoks Pro Rodeo has warned fans that unauthorized websites are selling tickets to the August event
GALLERY: World U17 Waterski Championships making waves in Foothills

GALLERY: World U17 Waterski Championships making waves in Foothills

Predator Bay Club in Foothills County hosting international finals
Trapping growing in popularity among women

Trapping growing in popularity among women

Stacey Skyrpan, a trapper from the Owl River area, says while it isn’t common for women to be involved in trapping, an increasing number are showing interest in and pursuing the traditional activity.
Why are Canada’s parks so primed to burn?

Why are Canada’s parks so primed to burn?

Decades of highly effective fire suppression in and around national parks have left them more vulnerable to large fires, according to Pierre Martel, the director of national fire management for Parks Canada.
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