A popular selfie spot for visitors to Banff National Park is being moved to what town officials expect to be a safer site.

The iconic Banff sign that greets visitors as they arrive in the mountain town, along Mt. Norquay Road, is being moved because of concerns over traffic and pedestrian safety.

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Government Media Office says only 86 trucks are entering Gaza each day, as Israel continues to kill aid seekers.

Voters in Detroit will see a mayoral ballot without Mike Duggan's name on it for the first time since 2012 as they go to the polls Tues ...

Spread This NewsBy Tariro Mugadza It’s been just over a week since I attended Zimfest, having had my first experience of the festival in 2007 when I was in a pushchair under a year old, and I’m ...