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'Everything's unknown': Canmore explorer completes multi-month sailing expedition to High Arctic (opens the original)
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GREENLAND â âIf Iâm going to die, at least Iâll have warm feet,â thought Pascale Marceau as gale force winds slammed her sail boat within inches of the white-capped sea below. Tucked in a bay somewhere off the coast of Greenland, the inlet wouldnât be enough to evade the gnarly storm descending on the Canmore explorer and the crew aboard the Nord Hus. More than halfway into their sailing journey to the High Arctic, abandoning ship was starting to seem like their only choice as winds
Banff student canoes nearly 500 kilometres to school in Edmonton (opens the original)
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BANFF â Aven McKay took the scenic route to her first day of university. The 19-year-old canoed nearly 500 kilometres along the North Saskatchewan River from her home in Banff to Edmonton, just in time for her first day at the University of Alberta (U of A). âI really wanted to do a canoe trip by myself for quite some time,â said McKay who is enrolled in Native studies. Starting the 12-day paddle just outside of Banff National Park near Saskatchewan River Crossing, McKay was joined by her
Eyes in the sky: life from a Kananaskis fire lookout (opens the original)
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KANANASKIS COUNTRY â âMy God, itâs quiet,â says Ted Christensen from inside his lookout on the rocky high-point of Moose Mountain. The fridge hums, the stove clicks, wind batters against the outside of his four-walled perch, reminders that up here, he is alone. âYou get to know the sounds,â says the fire lookout who mans one of four active towers in Kananaskis. The mountain top is home for the longtime Banff resident during the peak months of Albertaâs fire season and the 5,026 sq
New Historic Morleyville interpretive trail telling settler, Stoney Nakoda story wins award (opens the original)
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ÃYARHE NAKODA â It started with meetings, rain or shine, on the foothills surrounding the McDougall Memorial United Church that stands tall beside Highway 1A. As Ãyârhe (Stoney) Nakoda elders and members of the McDougall Stoney Mission Society came together, so did the beginning of the Morleyville: Stories of the Land and People Interpretive Trail. After a grand opening earlier this summer, the project has now been recognized with the Alberta Museum Association’s (AMA) 2026 leadership award
Bow Valley’s Mountain FM still on-air amid Rogers cuts, no longer has physical ties to Canmore (opens the original)
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CANMORE â Flick on the radio and 106.5 Mountain FM still plays over the airwaves, but the once locally-operated station no longer has physical ties to the Bow Valley. The last yank on the plug connecting Mountain FM to the valley came in the wake of cuts and layoffs across Rogers Sports & Media that snipped the station’s lone local position earlier this summer. While still promoting some Bow Valley content, the stationâs morning show hosts crack the mic from Lethbridge while the longtime Can
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