A panel discussion with Larissa Barlow, editor of the Banff Crag and Canyon, and Hamish MacLean, editor of the Canmore Leader. This week, we cover the via ferrata and its possibility in Canadian national parks, the ski bus issue, the new arena in Banff and municipal elections in our two Bow Valley towns.

The discussion airs Sunday morning around 8:45.

In this week's Mountain View, Frank Slyde shares his thoughts on Halloween.

A Mountain View airs Saturday mornings around 8:15.

An interview with Meghan Ward about the Stephen Lewis Foundation AfriGrand Caravan and what that experience was like.

http://www.stephenlewisfoundation.org/caravan.htm

This week, Allan speaks with Nina Simons, author of the book 'Moonrise.'

This week is a special episode of Off the Beaten Track. The episode is dedicated to underwater archeology and news findings as Michelle Macullo chats with Marc-Andre Bernier, chief of Parks Canada's Underwater Archeology Service.

The panel discussion this week with Larissa Barlow, editor of the Banff Crag and Canyon, and Hamish MacLean, editor of the Canmore Leader.

This week's Mountain View with Frank Slyde. Mountain Views air Saturday mornings around 8:15.

This week, Michelle catches up with Dave McDonough, Waterton Lakes National Park superintendent, to talk about the Kootenai Brown Trail. But first, director of national celebrations for Parks Canada, John Thompson, chats with Michelle about events coming up to celebrate Banff's remarkable 125th anniversary.

The panel discussion this week with Larissa Barlow, editor of the Banff Crag and Canyon, and Hamish MacLean, editor of the Canmore Leader.

Camara gets a chance to sit down for a quick interview with each of the Banff town council candidates. In order: Paul Baxter, Maureen VanMackelbergh, Stavros Karlos, Chip Olver, Grant Canning, Kerry-Lee Schiltheis, Brian Standish and Leslie Taylor. Stephen Allen was unavailable for an interview.