COVID-19

The Banff visitor information centre remains closed for in-person information and pass sales

“It’s a big change for us, but it’s come together really well.”

“We’re working really hard to ensure that people still have the support and resources and that connection they need to thrive.”

“Coming to Banff National Park and some of our iconic spots will still look the same – the mountains are still the mountains and the beautiful places are still the beautiful places – just the way that we visit them is changing.”

There are currently 51 people in the hospital due to COVID-19 with six admitted into intensive care units.

COCHRANE— The students of Fireside School will be starting the upcoming school year with a new principal. Dave Banderk will be taking on the role of principal for the Kindergarten to Grade 8 school in August.

"That's just the reality we're living in, we just have to figure it out as we go."

A request for $1.5 million in funding support for Spray Lake Sawmills Family Sports Centre sparked fierce debate at Cochrane Council.

The province reported that 18 new cases of COVID-19 had been identified on Sunday (May 31).

“Hopefully this raises the spirit of Cochranites and we can have some fun while we do it."