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Park maintenance complaints, growth pressures spur parks department to request $14 million funding increase
In the lead-up to a new four-year budget cycle next fall, one City of Calgary department is asking for a multimillion-dollar ...
From busy downtown streets to quiet scenic spots, we've rounded up seven of the best neighbourhoods to explore in Calgary ...
Calgary Herald on MSN
Paddling, watercraft restrictions coming to mountain national parks to curb invasive species spread
Parks Canada has announced new restrictions related to water-based recreation across mountain national parks in Alberta and British Columbia, part of a broader effort to prevent the spread of aquatic ...
Starting this spring, Parks Canada is restricting boats and other watercraft on some popular lakes in Banff National Park to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species.
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Trail cam captures majestic buck near Calgary
This serene footage from a trail cam shows a magnificent buck foraging in a snow-covered woodland in Alberta. A beautiful, candid moment with Canadian wildlife.
The Sikome Aquatic Facility, located in Fish Creek Provincial Park, is undergoing some major renovations for the first time.
TORONTO, ON / ACCESS Newswire / March 13, 2026 / Across Canada's fastest-growing urban centres, a powerful planning ...
Calgary Herald on MSN
Province says it's making park investments but critics still question need for Kananaskis user fee
The Kananaskis Country user pass generated $15 million in 2025 — money that’s supposed to be invested in the mountainous recreational area west of Calgary.
Ten billion dollars for transit. Nearly $9 billion to fix crumbling roads and pathways. It all adds up to a very costly ...
Construction is underway at the Sikome Aquatic Facility in Fish Creek Provincial Park as Alberta Parks moves ahead with renovations at the popular man-made beach that attracts about 100,000 visitors ...
According to a 2025 study, Canada boasts a pair of cities that are perfect places for retirees and expats to consider relocating to.
The Canadian Press on MSN
'This takes decades': Banff backcountry paddling off limits due to whirling disease
CALGARY — The detection of a devastating aquatic invasive species in Banff National Park is expected to pour cold water on recreational enthusiasts hoping to get back to nature.
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