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After waiting years for final approval from Parks Canada, 8 full grown adult polar bears have been permanently relocated from the melting polar ice cap in the Canadian Arctic to a more stable ice mass on Canada’s most visited slab of ice, the Athabasca Glacier in Banff National Park. […]
Nakoda the rare white grizzly bear has been spotted and is alive and well in Banff National Park. […]
Starting June 1st a Kananaskis Conservation Pass will be required to use the area. […]
According to Alberta Parks, Yamnuska will be closed this summer due to construction crews upgrading sanctioned trail sections, constructing new sections and decommissioning non-sanctioned ones. […]
Do you know what “glacier lake outburst floods” are? Glacier lakes eventually can rise or possibly create new rivers and lakes around them. Bigger lakes pose greater hazards to mountain communities, because the water is […]
The increase in tourists in Alberta can be seen not only on the busy roads, restaurants & bars , parks and hiking trails, but also in the increase in accidents and fatalities especially in lakes […]
On July 22, 2020 the Canadian Rockies Public Schools (CRPS) sent an email updating parents about the re-entry information for 2020-21 school year, specifying that in-school classes will return “to near normal” this fall according […]
Bow Valley Network is the social media for Banff, Canmore, and Lake Louise. See what is happening in the Bow Valley. Talk about them on the Bow Valley Network Facebook Group. Check out a collection […]
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