People

“There are a lot of Filipinos in the Bow Valley but this is a great way for us to be seen and for people to learn a little more about us.”

The Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies and Levis Fine Art Auctions & Appraisals' online auction.

The orange shirt.

Spotlight on June's artsPlace's Cultural Learning Circle – Focus on Filipino Culture in partnership with Settlement Services in the Bow Valley.

Buddy Wesley and The Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies team up for six part series on the 'Indigenous Ties to the People, Land and History in Banff.'

Signs that Jaime Birch is pursuing her dream are evident throughout the Bow Valley. 

Thank you for taking care of our fur babies.

Banff's Catherine Robb Whyte wrote to her mother Edith living in Boston every few days from the time she arrived in the tourist town in 1929 after marrying Peter Whyte up until 1962 when her mother passed away. Thanks to funding from Library Archives Canada, all 11,983 letters are available online after being scanned and digitized as part of the Whyte Museum's archives.

Our neighbour from 53° brings inspiration, hope and awareness.

How the beloved Banff musician is creating new ways to support artists.