#Banff is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 41 people shared 65 posts with it โ around 2 a day. Activity is down 86% versus the previous week, peaking on Sep 10 with 8 posts.
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Sebastian Sage @sage-n-sound.bsky.social
โEarlier this year, Premier Danielle Smith estimated it would cost almost $400 billion in transitional costs, plus somewhere in the neighbourhood of $25 billion to $50 billion in annual costs for Alberta should it separate from Canada.โ
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Rocky Mountain Outlook @rockymtnoutlook.bsky.social
NEWS: Banff hikes Fortis franchise fee, residents to pay $5 more monthly on power bills
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Two Alberta Hikers, 24 and 33, Found Dead in Banff National Park
A 24-year-old Jasper hiking guide was found dead near the remote Recondite Peak after his satellite tracker stopped moving. Days later, a 33-year-old Calgary man was found near Beehive Mountain after becoming separated from his friends.
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2 more people have died exploring Banff National Park, police say | CBC News
A 24-year-old climber died after a significant fall from Recondite Peak in Banff National Park on Wednesday, while a 33-year-old hiker died on Saturday near Devil's Thumb and the Big Beehive area by L...
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Two More Deaths in Banff National Park Hiking Incidents This Summer
Banff National Park has seen a tragic increase in outdoor-related fatalities this summer, with two additional deaths reported within the past week. According to RCMP detachment commander Susan Richter, a 24-year-old climber died after a significant fall from Recondite Peak on Wednesday, while a 33-year-old hiker died on Saturday near Devil's Thumb and the Big Beehive area by Lake Louise. The climber, who was experienced and had been hiking into a remote area on September 7, was reported missing on September 9 and found dead the same day by Parks Canada rescue specialists. The hiker, who was with friends near Lake Louise, went off on his own to explore Devil's Thumb and was later confirmed dead by rescue teams. This brings the total number of hiking and climbing-related deaths in Banff National Park and Kananaskis Country to seven this summer, including a 47-year-old woman who died hiking Mount Bryant in June, a 65-year-old man who died on Mount Temple in July, a woman in her twenties who fell from Marvel Peak that same month, a woman who died on Mount Yamnuska in August, and a female hiker who died on Tent Ridge. Additionally, there have been three drownings in the Bow Valley in recent months, involving a 25-year-old American man at Johnston Canyon, a 29-year-old Banff resident at Johnson Lake, and a 33-year-old man at Quarry Lake in Canmore. RCMP commander Richter emphasized the importance of planning ahead, knowing trail conditions, understanding personal abilities, and traveling in groups on well-used trails with higher visibility to ensure safety during outdoor recreation. Parks Canada's Banff field unit did not respond to CBC's request for information and an interview, while the Lake Louise, Yoho, and Kootenay field units are working to gather additional details on the recent incidents.
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