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This week, we hear about the Banff Centre's 2011 Science Communications Program. Communicating science, for many, is no easy task. The aim of this communication program is to allow participants to take a step back from their daily pursuits, open themseves to new, different and not-so-common ways of expressing that passion that drives those with a scientific mind. Michelle speaks with Lesley Ogdon, a participant of the program, and Kelley Remole from Columbia University.

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In this episode of Off the Beaten Track, Michelle talks with aquatics specialist Shelley Humphries and lockmaster Kim Marshall tells us about working at Trent-Severn Waterway National Historic Site.

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This week, Michelle speaks about the Banff Springs Hotel with Lori Cote, regional director public relations for the Banff Springs Hotel. And Andrea McNeil, program liaison officer with the Canadian Heritage Rivers Board Secretariat, gives us some insight to what makes a heritage river.

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The Bow Valley is magnificent in it's scenery and it's culture!  The Willock and Sax Art Gallery have a new exhibition up called "Artist's Vision's" and it's just in time for Banff Culture Weekend.  Here's an interview with three of the featured artists - Amy Loewan, Dwayne Hardy, and Chris Stoffel Overvoored - talking about Peace, Conservation, and God's great landcape. 

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In this episode, Amber Legault tells us the tale of the two bothers' totem pole in Jasper National Park, and Whyte Museum curator and executive director, Michale Lang, tells the tale of a new exhibit on display at the Whyte.