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“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 a move that reflects the changing landscape of the media industry, the Bow Valley Crag & Canyon announced last week that it will be transitioning to a digital-only format.
Ken Jeremiah tells the full, bizarre story of the Banff Merman – a mysterious mummified hybrid creature.
Article content To celebrate International Women’s History Month this March, the Canmore Museum will explore the biography of a pioneer women who settled in the Bow Valley. The book Latch String Out by Eleanor G. Luxton describes the pioneer life of Annie McKenzie McDougall, wife of western fur trader and rancher, David McDougall. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Celebrating pioneer women who settled in the Bow Valley Back to video Written over a 30-year period, Annie saw some of the last buffalo hunting in the West, witnessed the signing of...