Page 95 - Bow River News Today

“Water is the most expressive element in nature,” Canadian watercolor painter Walter Phillips once mused. “It responds to every mood from tranquility to turbulence.”

In search of birds, photographer Mike Drew is waylaid by frost covering the southern Alberta landscape. Read on for this weeks road trip.

I was recently asked to complete a survey about e-bikes and their use on trail systems.

Siksika judge convicts Calgary man of arson when she rejects his defence he started fires on the Nation because he was stranded there.

It hasnt seen regular bus services in more than four years, but Calgarys old Greyhound Bus terminal could still serve the city – exactly how is now up to a city committee.

Siksika judge convicts Calgary man of arson when she rejects his defence he started fires on the Nation because he was stranded there.

A local wildlife photographer is applauding Parks Canada crews for their quick response in rescuing an elk calf from the Bow River over the weekend.

Jamie O'Brien recently enlisted a heli-skiing operation to take him and a group of friends on some of the most epic powder runs in the world.

A $5,000 three-week pilot program that created adaptive bike lanes along 18th Street SE, through the communities of Quarry Park and Riverbend last summer was a bust.

Feng Shui master gives advice on fallen Calgary headstones and warns about bad omen at downtown skyscraper