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Banff chef chooses caribou over hot dogs
Ralf Wollmann knows a thing or two about dining standards. By age 11 he was already critiquing his mother’s cooking, and he began working in her restaurant in his hometown of Wurzburg, Germany soon after. Even as a teenager he understood the importance ...
Globe and Mail
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Banff Mountain Film Festival
7 p.m. Feb. 5-7, Egyptian Theatre, 700 W. Main St., Boise. $17 per night, $13 senior and students; $45 for a three-night pass. Day-of-show tickets are $20. 387-1273, www.egyptiantheatre.net. Details on films at BanffMountainFestivals.ca.
Idaho Statesman
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Banff votes against ban on big chains
An outright ban on chain stores and restaurants in Banff is officially off the table once and for all - but politicians there are willing to investigate setting quotas. In a bid to bring an end to the ongoing, contentious debate that has brewed in the ...
Calgary Herald
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Bison back in Banff. Burgers, anyone?
It appears wild bison will roam in Banff once again, now that federal Environment Minister Peter Kent’s proposal that the four-legged bovines be reintroduced to Banff National Park has been accepted by federal officials. Bison are a popular ...
Macleans
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Citadel/Banff Centre Professional Theatre Program Day 8 – Shannon Taylor
After a well deserved day off, Tom Wood interviews Shannon Taylor on day 8 of the program. This returning participant discusses how last year’s program helped prepare her for future work, and how she feels this year’s program will better ...
Edmonton Journal
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Citadel/Banff Centre Professional Theatre Program Day 9 – Marc Bondy
Tom Wood interviews Marc Bondy on day 9 of the program. After the first week of the program, the courses have not only helped Marc to become a better actor and performer, but he is also applying his new skills to his everyday outlook on life.
Edmonton Journal
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Consultation Crucial in Bison’s Return to Banff: Parks Canada
Public consultations on reintroducing bison to Banff National Park will be crucial in responsible stewardship of the process, says Parks Canada. “There’s lots of different versions of how this might happen, so our goal over this year is to understand ...
The Epoch Times
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Sketchy Andy lives long enough to perform with Madonna
SLACKLINING — Andy Lewis, who thrilled and chilled viewers at the 2011 Banff Mountain Film Festival, shared his slacklining genius in a flawless performance on stage with Madonna in Sunday's Super Bowl halftime show. The video above shows the ...
The Spokesman-Review
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Students launch video but need your votes to win trip
A creative group of E.J. Dunn Middle School students need help if they're going to win an all-expenses paid trip to Banff, Alta., after shooting a short film they wrote and directed themselves in French. Jeff Bordal's Grade 7/8 French immersion class ...
Calgary Herald
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Wild bison could once again roam in Banff
CBC News has learned federal Environment Minister Peter Kent is set to announce discussions on re-introducing wild bison to Banff National Park. The Eleanor Luxton Historical Foundation (ELHF) has been involved in the proposal to bring back the bison to Banff.
CBC
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Ask the doc: travel questions
The Escape doc answers your travel questions. I AM taking my mum to Banff and Lake Louise in Canada for her 50th birthday. Could you please advise us which is the best month to travel to Banff, as we enjoy our photography and would like to capture the ...
News.com.au
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Banff festival: Gripping films begin world tour here
ABOVE: From the film 'Seasons: Winter" BOTTOM: From the film 'All.I.Can' The Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour comes to Great Falls Friday with an evening full of top quality films about the outdoors, the environment and the mountain ...
Great Falls Tribune
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Banff Film Festival in Kalispell Nov. 14 & 16
The ever-popular Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival is headed back to Kalispell on Nov. 14 and 16, bringing with it new perspectives and a gorgeous film collection you won't find anywhere else. The Flathead Nordic Ski Patrol hosts the festival every ...
Flathead Beacon
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Banff films bring extreme outdoor pursuits to Spokane’s big screen
• Spokane: Friday and Saturday starting 7 p.m., and next Sunday, 6 p.m., at The Bing. Different films at each showing. Tickets $15 a show or $38.50 for all three sessions, from Mountain Gear, 325-9000, and TicketsWest, 325-7328 or www ...
The Spokesman-Review
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Banff Mountain Dream Festival
I’ll probably never see the summit of Everest. I’ll likely not pilot a wingsuit from the snow-capped peak of the Eiger through the Swiss Alps. And even on my best day will I ever set a speed record climb to the top of Yosemite’s El Capitan. But I can ...
Examiner
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Banff National Park to Host Canada's Coolest School Trip
BANFF, AB, Nov. 10, 2011 /CNW/ - Parks Canada, in collaboration with Brewster Travel Canada, Air Canada and Banff Lake Louise Tourism, announced the launch of the "Canada's Coolest School Trip" contest today in Toronto. A national contest created to engage ...
CNW.ca
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Banff-Lake Louise ski resorts opening this Saturday with the promise of another great La Nina season
The Lake Louise Ski Area and Mt Norquay in Banff National Park are once again some of the first resorts to open in North America, with both opening on Saturday November 5th. “We have all heard the La Nina rumours and are expecting another great snow ...
e-Travel Blackboard
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Banff: Five new ways to explore our favourite mountain town
Once you've crossed off the well-known attractions, you're left wondering what's left to do save strolling the shops on Banff Avenue or going all Grizzly Adams and trekking into the back-country to live off the land. But it doesn't take much digging to ...
The Vancouver Sun
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Bringing a bit of Banff to Beirut
BEIRUT: Outdoor enthusiasts will have a chance to get their adrenalin fix at the movies this weekend, as the world tour of the Banff Mountain Film Festival comes to Beirut for the first time. Eleven short films, featuring nearly every mountain sport and ...
Lebanon Daily Star
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I’m Possible: Josh Dueck is transforming the impossible
We are meeting for coffee in downtown Banff, just a few nights after the premiere of Douglas and Dueck’s film “Freedom Chair”—the story of Josh getting back into the mountains after a major ski accident. Indeed, there is a foreboding kind of drama ...
Freeskier Magazine
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