Cathy Ellis

Grizzly bear 122, a.k.a The Boss, who was mating with one of the female grizzlies that ended up dead, fled from the approaching without injury

Parks Canada is attempting to change the behaviour of a young black bear in Banff National Park using aversive conditioning techniques. The bear has developed a taste for human food, and officials are hoping to reverse this dangerous trend before it's too late.

“Narrow shoulders and blind corners, combined with multiple bears focussed on finding food, make stopping here unsafe."

Visitors are urged to follow the recommendations of the Town of Banff to take transit, of if they do drive, to park at the free train station intercept lot.

"It was incredible that we actually found it and that we’re able to dive that.”

Fish and Wildlife confirmed dog did not survive the elk attack

Fire crews were able to respond quickly when the wildfire was reported on an emergency phone in Kootenay National Park

Lightning sparked a wildfire in Kootenay National Park

“There was such a renewed sense of national pride and unity.”

“It’s going to be a busy weekend for you, but it’s not going to be something that is extraordinarily busy because of the fact that we control the number of people that are accessing the international media centre.”