Calgary Sun
Execs warned about dangers of cyber warfare at Banff biz forum
Calgary Sun
Many corporations remain unaware of the threat a potential cyber attack poses to their organizations until it is too late, executives at a business conference in Banff were warned Thursday. Many corporations remain unaware of the threat a potential ...

Calgary Herald
Cyber warfare the 'next frontier,' execs warned at Banff biz forum
Calgary Herald
Hamby told the Banff audience that although executives are not required to be technical experts when it comes to cybersecurity, they are responsible for knowing the risks and demonstrating leadership by taking steps to mitigate them. Executives have a ...
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CTV News
Hundreds of weed-killing weevils unleashed on Banff National Park
CTV News
BANFF, Alta. -- Hundreds of tiny beetles have been released in Banff National Park to try to fight a weed. Known as weevils, they are being used as a biological control agent to kill the Yellow Toadflax, an invasive species that's taken root throughout ...
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Ottawa Citizen
Serbian weevils being used to control weeds in Banff National Park ...
Ottawa Citizen
BANFF, Alta. — Hundreds of tiny beetles have been released in Banff National Park to try to fight a weed.Known as weevils, they are being used as a biological ...

National Post
Hundreds of Serbian weevils are being released in Banff National Park to control an invasive weed
National Post
BANFF, Alta. — Hundreds of tiny beetles have been released in Banff National Park to try to fight a weed. Known as weevils, they are being used as a biological control agent to kill the Yellow Toadflax, an invasive species that's taken root throughout ...

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Rocky Mountain Outlook
Banff rugby star plays best in Romania
Rocky Mountain Outlook
ROMANIA – Lit by the fire of playing with a national rugby team overseas, Banff's Mitchell Wainman is motivated to wear the maple leaf once again. Wainman competed at the World Rugby U20 Trophy 2018 event in Romania on the Canadian U20 men's team ...

Rocky Mountain Outlook
Banff investigating smoke-free bylaw
Rocky Mountain Outlook
BANFF – Local politicians are looking at a potential ban on public tobacco smoking in the tourist town. On Monday (Sept. 24), council directed administration to draft a bylaw with options for making public tobacco use more restrictive than current ...

Rocky Mountain Outlook
Bringing blues back to Banff
Rocky Mountain Outlook
BANFF – Chicago blues music hall of famer Michael Charles is once again hitting the road and bringing his brand of fan pleasing and electrifying blues music to Banff for a one-night show at Wild Bill's Legendary Saloon on Oct. 4. The stop is a part of ...

Rocky Mountain Outlook
Banff speed limit may dip to 30 km/h
Rocky Mountain Outlook
The proposal, to be debated by council at its next meeting on Oct. 9, would set the vehicle speed limit on all roadways at 30 km/h beginning in spring 2019. Town of Banff officials say lower speed limits help cyclists and pedestrians feel safer, noting ...

Rocky Mountain Outlook
Show your pride, Banff
Rocky Mountain Outlook
BANFF – Banff Pride is back and expanding its celebrations this year to a full week of inclusive activities and events, Oct. 9-13. “Our mission this year was to not only throw a really awesome party, but to add a bunch of events for families, people ...

Rocky Mountain Outlook
Banff Bears win CRU southern championship
Rocky Mountain Outlook
BANFF – The Banff Bears men's rugby team proved once and for all why you don't mix carnivores and herbivores as they devoured the Calgary Holy Goats to win the Southern Alberta Division 3 rugby championship 54-26, Saturday (Sept. 22). The game ...

CBC.ca
Housing crunch a concern as Banff seeks workers for ski season
CBC.ca
Ski season is nearly underway, which means both chilly weather and job seekers have swept in to Banff National Park. The new cohort of workers will need places to live while they work for the winter — a tall order in a housing market that remains one ...

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CBC.ca
Snowfall warnings issued for Banff, Kananaskis and Canmore
CBC.ca
On the final full day of summer, Environment Canada issued a snowfall warning for Banff National Park, Kananaskis and Canmore, saying between 10 and 15 centimetres could fall overnight. "In the Banff townsite, rain is expected to transition to snow ...

UCalgary News
Big promise for big data: UCalgary brings international conference to Banff
UCalgary News
Hundreds of data scientists, scholars, and health professionals from all over the world descended on Banff for the largest conference of its kind, co-hosted by the Cumming School of Medicine's (CSM) O'Brien Institute for Public Health. The experts were ...

UCalgary News
Big promise for big data: UCalgary brings international conference to Banff
UCalgary News
Hundreds of data scientists, scholars, and health professionals from all over the world descended on Banff for the largest conference of its kind, co-hosted by the Cumming School of Medicine's (CSM) O'Brien Institute for Public Health. The experts were ...

Globalnews.ca
Snowfall warnings issued for Banff National Park, parts of central Alberta
Globalnews.ca
Environment Canada issued a snowfall warning for the Banff National Park region on Friday morning. Parts of central Alberta, including the Red Deer and Drumheller areas, were added to the warning on Friday afternoon. Ten to 15 centimetres of snow is ...