Library opens up to art
The St. Albert Public Library is encouraging its patrons to look at the pictures as well as the words - and not just in the children's section, either.
The St. Albert Public Library is encouraging its patrons to look at the pictures as well as the words - and not just in the children's section, either.
Calgary, Alberta, is at the heart of the Canadian west. Eastern Canadians call it "Cow Town" because it's a city where folks wear western boots, string ties and wide-brimmed hats to work and play.
Singer-songwriters haven't been a big deal since the 1970s. Peter Verity knows that and he's OK with it.
Although she'd been thinking about it for a couple of years, it was only when Donna Scott hit "send" on an email to the Canmore Leader last week that she knew that she was definitely going to run for council in the upcoming October elections.
Spending the summer in a classroom sounds like a nightmare for most students, but Natalie Farrell has done just that and says it's a dream come true.
High level Squamish cyclist Kelly Servinski has been waiting for over five years for the right moment to cash in on a unique opportunity.
With all the Alberta bashing going on lately, I thought it best to defend Wild Rose Country.
Photograph by: Courtesy, Global News Spending the summer in a classroom sounds like a nightmare for most students, but Natalie Farrell has done just that and says it's a dream come true.
Canada Cool scored her second Grassroots harness racing win of the season with an assertive effort on Wednesday evening that resulted in a new three-year-old trotting filly track record at Sudbury Downs.
A local book keeper is dedicated to keeping locals in business. Isabelle Simard, owner and operator of Numbers & Letters Business Solutions, has been helping other business owners "keep" their books for almost 15 years.
Jessica Theriault is participating in the Weekend To End Women's Cancers event in honour of her mother.
A well-known Canmore woman was recognized for her volunteer efforts this week as a finalist in a province-wide search for the volunteer citizen of the year.
He's been banging his drum for decades, but Ronnie and the Bagboys will have to carry a tune without Ronnie Marra at next summer's Folk Festival pancake breakfast, as their namesake is retiring his position as drummer for the band.
The Canmore Artists and Artisans Guild's upcoming show at the Canmore Public will celebrate the work of two founding members.
We're excited to announce that once again Team Pedal is back at the TransRockies Challenge, featuring 450 mountain bikers from 20 countries.
The Juniper Hotel and Bistro offers cruiser bike rentals for $20 for four hours or $35 for eight hours.
You just never know when a smashed guitar will be the opening note of your string of good fortune.
The Canmore Museum and Geoscience Centre will be able to move forward with the work that is being conducted by their new collections manager, thanks to the infusion of fresh federal money.
E arlier this year, the Ontario government announced it was "investing" $81 million in a Ford Motor Co.
A man and woman were clinging to an overturned canoe in the middle of the mountain lake near Canmore.