Banff National Park

Motorists in Banff National Park are being urged to heed speed limits and report wildlife sightings after the second grizzly bear in three weeks died from a vehicle strike.

Parks Canada is worried spilled grain from a derailed train in Banff National Park will attract hungry grizzly bears to the tracks as they emerge from hibernation in the coming weeks.

Parks Canada says it won't go ahead with a plan to build a bike trail along the scenic Icefields Parkway that runs through Banff and Jasper national parks.

A plains bison herd has officially been protected as wildlife on provincial land near Banff National Park.

Parks Canada says a second bison bull that wandered out of Banff National Park has been captured and relocated to a paddock in southern Alberta, unlike the first that had to be destroyed last week.

Parks Canada says it has killed one of two bison bulls that wandered away from Banff National Park.

Parks Canada says two bison bulls have wandered out of Banff National Park — just a week after the herd became free-roaming animals.

Three bison babies have been born in the backcountry of Banff National Park — the first calves conceived in the area in more than 140 years.

Three cubs found abandoned in a washroom along the Trans-Canada Highway in Banff National Park have been returned to the wild.

Several Indigenous elders are to be flown by helicopter into the backcountry of Banff National Park today for a blessing ceremony as officials prepare to let recently reintroduced bison roam free.

An infectious disease fatal to some kinds of young fish has been found in the North Saskatchewan River watershed.

A global study shows animals are moving distances two to three times shorter in areas disturbed by humans than in the wilderness.

Concerns over water and wildlife are heating up as a B.C. company gets ready to log part of the Highwood river valley in Kananaskis Country this winter.

From avoiding burned out workers to ensuring washrooms have enough toilet paper, documents show how Parks Canada painstakingly prepared for a record number of visitors this year.

A feisty female grizzly that came too close to people too often has been moved far away from her stomping grounds in Banff National Park and the Canmore area to protect public safety.