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Dangerous elk rutting season underway in Bow Valley

Dangerous elk rutting season underway in Bow Valley

“During the elk rut, the male elk will defend the females aggressively and potentially attack anyone or anything that gets too close.”
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BREAKING: Sinkhole forces closure of Trans-Canada Highway near Banff

BREAKING: Sinkhole forces closure of Trans-Canada Highway near Banff

Traffic is currently being diverted through town, which is expected to cause delays.
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Car-free cycling experience reopens on Banff's Bow Valley Parkway

Car-free cycling experience reopens on Banff's Bow Valley Parkway

“Be mindful of other cyclists because there’s a variety of comfort and experience levels using that cycling offer."
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Hot, dry August pushes fire danger up again in Banff, Kananaskis

Hot, dry August pushes fire danger up again in Banff, Kananaskis

Environment Canada says 35.3 mm of rain fell in Banff as of Aug. 27 compared to the monthly average of 60.1 mm.
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Canmore residents urged to remove fruit trees to protect hungry bears

Canmore residents urged to remove fruit trees to protect hungry bears

“Bears are always hungry and following their noses, and when a bear gets a taste of human food, whether it’s actual food or garbage or fruit from trees, they associate that food source with people,"
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AWA calls for restrictions on OHV use in Bighorn Backcountry

AWA calls for restrictions on OHV use in Bighorn Backcountry

“Off-highway vehicle use in the Bighorn Backcountry damages soil and vegetation, reduces water quality in the headwaters of the North Saskatchewan River, and destroys and degrades fish habitat."
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STARS transfers injured paraglider from Banff

STARS transfers injured paraglider from Banff

“We received an adult male patient who sustained injuries in a paragliding incident."
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Banff fire crews on 24-hour standby as fire hazard hits extreme

Banff fire crews on 24-hour standby as fire hazard hits extreme

Parks Canada fire crews are on standby around the clock and a helicopter is ready to be deployed in the event a wildfire starts in Banff National Park.
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Traffic congestion temporarily shuts down Lake Minnewanka Loop

Traffic congestion temporarily shuts down Lake Minnewanka Loop

“We had more than 30,000 vehicles counted at the entrances on Saturday, and anything over 24,000 means we are guaranteed to have traffic delays in town,” said Jason Darrah, the director of marketing and communications for the Town of Banff.
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Hells Angels visit to Banff uneventful

Hells Angels visit to Banff uneventful

“The objective of the operation was to maintain public safety and public confidence through a visible police presence, pro-active engagement with the Hells Angels members, and enforcement of federal and provincial statutes."
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