Mount Allan News Today

Alberta’s government is proud to welcome six international and national competitions in the coming weeks that will feature 800 athletes from more than 25 countries.  

The members of the Otago Tramping Club have taken full advantage of the holidays so far, and had some fine outings together. On Saturday afternoon...

“This terrible tragedy is a reminder to anyone going out into the backcountry to exercise caution, carry essential rescue gear (a probe, shovel and beacon) and always check for avalanche conditions before and during their trip as risk can change rapidly.”

“This terrible tragedy is a reminder to anyone going out into the backcountry to exercise caution, carry essential rescue gear (a probe, shovel and beacon) and always check for avalanche conditions before and during their trip as risk can change rapidly.”

In June 1986, Kananaskis Country had all the makings of a battlefield -- helicopters and planes buzzing overhead, soldiers deployed in the air and on the

“It’s important to remember the civilians as much as we do the military in that search effort.”

A plan is essential to control the pests causing "big problems", a southern contractor says. Contract Wild Animal Control New Zealand operations...

Feb. 14, 1988, was the first full day of competitions at the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics, filled with soaring highs and devastating lows.

The 1988 Games catapulted Calgary onto the international stage and the events impact on the city was sweeping.