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Banff councillor facing sexual assault charges - Vimarsana News

Banff councillor facing sexual assault charges

Banff town councillor Hugh Pettigrew has been charged with sexual assault and will continue on council and other community duties, he said, while the case makes its way through the courts.

Banff rallies behind homeless man in extreme cold snap - Vimarsana News

Banff rallies behind homeless man in extreme cold snap

Staying in a warm Banff hotel is a far cry from where Edwin Kraft has been laying his head at night lately – in a carport where cardboard is stored

Pitch to revamp historic Banff train station is back, but will officials be all aboard for change? - Vimarsana News

Pitch to revamp historic Banff train station is back, but will officials be all aboard for change?

Canada's oldest and most visited national park may have been built around rail tourism, but that gateway to Banff has left the station. These days, most visitors drive to the town.

Source: cbc.ca
Banff YWCA seeks funding for survivors of sexual violence to get counselling and other services locally - Vimarsana News

Banff YWCA seeks funding for survivors of sexual violence to get counselling and other services locally

While there are services for victims of sexual violence and assault in Banff, the local YWCA sends survivors in need of specialized counselling to bigger centres, like Calgary.

Source: cbc.ca
Sexual assault and domestic violence trending higher in Banff, RCMP says - Vimarsana News

Sexual assault and domestic violence trending higher in Banff, RCMP says

The town of Banff has seen an increase in sexual and domestic violence at a rate police say is out of line when compared to other communities.

Source: cbc.ca