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Bottled water will not be for sale when the new concession at the Banff recreation centre opens in March as part of the municipality’s ongoing efforts to go green.

The Canmore Planning Commission has approved a development permit to improve the façade of a building on Main Street considered by many to be an eyesore.

Winnebagos, fifth wheels and all other recreational vehicles may soon have to find new homes other than on Canmore’s streets and driveways.

The Town of Banff is one step closer to moving ahead with its inventory of commercial floor space in the national park town’s six commercial districts.

Banff’s Development Appeal Board has overturned a decision to not allow real estate services as a home occupation.

The company hired to undertake the MD of Bighorn's tourism strategy hopes to hear from every MD ratepayer, organization or group as it works to develop a strategic plan to develop a sustainable community.

A second proposal has been put forward to remove restrictions on length of stay for an accommodation provider on Bow Valley Trail.

Standing stones can be found throughout the world; in the Arctic, Japan and Europe, with Stonehenge, located on Salisbury Plain in England, being the most notable example.

A former Exshaw resident is hoping to lead a renewed charge to save Exshaw’s Catholic church. But she needs help and, judging by the extent of the goal, lots of it.

Canmore council found itself under the proverbial gun this week when it became apparent budget cuts were biting a bit too close to home.