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Kananaskis Country search and rescue says emergency calls are up in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Kananaskis Country search and rescue says emergency calls are up in 2022

The number of fatalities Kananaskis Country's search and rescue team has responded to this year is up 50 per cent, despite one of the quietest summers for calls in five years.

Alberta RCMP say missing man's death not suspicious - Vimarsana News

Alberta RCMP say missing man's death not suspicious

Cochrane RCMP say the body of a B.C. man who went missing in Alberta last week has been located.

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New Bow River safety program now issuing fines to trespassers on Stoney Nakoda lands - Vimarsana News

New Bow River safety program now issuing fines to trespassers on Stoney Nakoda lands

Last week the Municipal District of Bighorn, Stoney Nakoda First Nation and the RCMP announced a coordinated program with TransAlta, ATCO and the Canadian Pacific Police Service seeking to dissuade people from trespassing to swim and jump from cliffs and bridges in dangerous areas of the Bow River.

'We don't want you here': Hefty fines, zero tolerance for trespassing cliff jumpers - Vimarsana News

'We don't want you here': Hefty fines, zero tolerance for trespassing cliff jumpers

Heading west to the Seebe Dam area for a day along the river could take a big bite out of your wallet

Officials warn against using popular spot on Bow River, citing safety and trespass - Vimarsana News

Officials warn against using popular spot on Bow River, citing safety and trespass

Officials are trying to get people to stop going into some areas along the Bow River near the Seebee Dam west of Cochrane, not only for safety concerns, but also to prevent trespassing on First Nations and private land. 

Source: cbc.ca