'Nothing made it:' Ranch that offered trail rides gutted by Waterton wildfire
A family-run horse ranch that was gutted by a southwestern Alberta wildfire this week was a major fixture in Shelby Barrus's childhood.
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Alberta national park evacuated; firefighters ready to defend its buildings
A town in an Alberta national park that would normally still be teeming with late summer visitors is now empty except for emergency workers who are preparing to save its buildings from a wildfire.
Wildfire danger forces evacuation of Waterton Lakes National Park
A popular national park in the southwestern corner of Alberta was under a mandatory evacuation order on Sept. 8, 2017, because a forecasted shift in wind was expected to heighten the wildfire danger.
Quebec’s energy giant casts shadow over Magpie River
Projects to protect land in Quebec are too often blocked because of misleading economic claims, according to Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society’s Quebec chapter.
Parks Canada painstakingly prepared for deluge of Canada 150 visitors
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.
Alberta moves problem grizzly bear from outside Banff area to remote park
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.
Banff's Sunshine Village closes again as fire on Alberta-B.C. boundary rages
A wildfire burning on the Alberta-B.C. boundary has caused a resort in Banff National Park to close indefinitely.
Banff's Bear 148 tries beary hard to live and let live, but future uncertain
Her future is cloudy. When grizzlies mix too freely with people, the grizzlies usually lose.
Wildfire danger prompts fire bans in Alberta; air quality warnings issued
Fire bans were in place in many areas of Alberta on Wednesday, July 19, 2017, as hot, dry conditions raised the risk of wildfires.
For many, Canada 150 celebrations pale in comparison to nostalgia of Expo 67
Dominic Ardonato doesn't see much reason to celebrate Canada's 150th birthday.
First bison calves in 140 years born in Banff
For the first time in more than 140 years, bison calves have been born in Banff National Park's backcountry.
Parks Canada documents suggest tight timelines for Icefields Parkway bike path
Parks Canada often promotes the Icefields Parkway between Jasper and Banff as "one of the most scenic drives in the world," but a plan to build a bike path has hit its fair share of bumps in the road.
Motorist finds three furry surprises at roadside bathroom near national park
A motorist travelling in Alberta's Rocky Mountains found three furry surprises at a roadside bathroom stop.
Nova Scotia premier says miniseries about Canada must be corrected
The premier of Nova Scotia Stephen McNeil has added his voice to a growing chorus of complaints about a TV docu-drama about Canada's history.
Mother Canada makes screen debut
While the memorial has largely been out of the media over the last year, it remains a hot topic locally in Cape Breton, and has left the Ingonish community divided over its merits.