Apparently Edwin is back with I Mother Earth too

The sinkhole has been assessed at seven metres long and two metres wide, the Town of Banff said on social media

One person has died on a popular cycling path in Banff National Park Saturday morning (Sept. 2).

Sept 2, down at Eau Clare / Prince's Island

Air Canada is slashing six major routes out of Calgary this winter, in part due to an industry-wide pilot shortage that the carrier says threatens its "overall operational stability."

The country's biggest airline confirmed Wednesday it will no longer offer non-stop flights from Calgary to Ottawa, Halifax, Los Angeles, Honolulu, Cancun, or Frankfurt as of the end of October due to ongoing fleet and crew constraints.

Air Canada is slashing six major routes out of Calgary this winter, in part due to an industry-wide pilot shortage that the carrier says threatens its "overall operational stability."

The country's biggest airline confirmed Wednesday it will no longer offer non-stop flights from Calgary to Ottawa, Halifax, Los Angeles, Honolulu, Cancun, or Frankfurt as of the end of October due to ongoing fleet and crew constraints.

Sell your stuff or pick up some new-to-you equipment at the Community Gear Sell & Swap on Sunday, September 10 at The Fenlands. This is a great way to sell gently used winter sports, camping and recreation items. Sell things like camping gear, equipment for team sports such as hockey, figure skating, cross-country, downhill and backcountry skis, snowboards, snowshoes, fat bikes and winter sport related clothing and safety equipment like helmets, beacons, etc.

The event will also include a Banff Minor Hockey fundraising BBQ.

• Free to attend!
• Open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
• Register online at https://Banff.ca/Active
• Facebook event - https://www.facebook.com/events/1006521004025292/
• Tables only $5! Between 8 - 9 a.m. a limited number of first-come first-serve shared tables will be available for those with only a few items on the day.

Questions? Call 403-762-1235 or email recreation@banff.ca

• Issued: August 22, 2023
• Ends: September 06, 2023

You may have noticed a transformation in several of Calgary’s commercial streets over the past four years. Patios protected by colourful barriers now line some of our trendiest streetscapes. Within these barriers is a story of local art, collaboration, accessibility and safety.

"At the outset of the seasonal patio program in 2020, it began as something more utilitarian – a response to the pandemic and an effort to support small businesses" explains Andrew Sedor, the Mobility Initiatives Lead at The City of Calgary. "Calgarians may remember these same streetscapes once covered with orange cones and barricades, now boasting art covered barriers, protective planters and bike / e-scooter parking platforms".

The evolution of these spaces is thanks to The City of Calgary’s partnership with the Beltline Urban Mural Project (BUMP) and the Alberta University of the Arts (AUArts).