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Hydrology course establishes Bow valley as national centreStudents and professionals converged in Kananaskis Country last week to participate in an intensive course on the physical principles of hydrology – the first of its kind in four decades. Hydrolog… more
Fundraiser to kick it in Kananaskis CountryIt’s funny sometimes how just a small taste of something that agrees with you can lead to a steady diet. For Nicky Cross, helping out with a recent Haitian relief fundraiser really whetted her appe… more
Guide helps Banffites save moneyBanff, like the rest of the Bow Valley, can be an expensive place to live. But the second edition of Banff╒s Affordability Guide is now available to help make life a little more affordable. The… more |
YWCA celebrates Women’s Day through artWith International Women’s Day being celebrated around the world, March 8, the Banff YWCA is doing its share to celebrat… moreNew Union Hall lease signed with theatre groupCanmore council has approved Pine Tree Players as the group to manage the historic Miners’ Union Hall on Seventh Street.… moreRiver Returns shares complex, intriguing story of Bow RiverLiving along the upper reaches of the Bow River, it can be easy to overlook the fact that the Bow is one of the most hea… moreSoroptimists hosting safari fundraiserA Banff service group is going on safari and its members are inviting women in the Bow Valley to join them. Soroptim… moreGlaciologist’s presentation to highlight Yukon researchWhile, on the surface, so to speak, the field of glaciology – the study of glaciers and ice sheets – may seem gradual an… moreKidsport fundraiser March 4Here’s a timely question for you. What if, instead of Canmore’s Mike Robertson winning a silver medal in Olympic boar… moreThe Big Little Wildlife ShowThe February meeting of the Bow Valley Naturalists will take place next Wednesday (Feb. 24) at 7:30 p.m. in the Banff Se… more |
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