Parks Canada is in the process of killing and removing fish from remote mountain fishing lakes and streams in Banff National Park — but the work is necessary to protect an at-risk species that is ...

A B.C. man who filmed a survival challenge in the Rocky Mountains has been fined $6,000 for illegally catching eight cutthroat trout in Banff National Park. Greg Ovens, 60, and fellow survivalist ...

Fish biologists are using electronic zappers, inner tubes and helicopters to help save native Alberta indigenous bull and cutthroat trout species in Banff National Park, and to remove invasive trout — ...

CALGARY — An Alberta judge fined a B.C. man $6,000 Wednesday for illegally catching eight cutthroat trout in Banff National Park as part of a YouTube survival challenge nearly four years ago. Outdoor ...

The province has deployed a team comprised of biologists, hydrologists and emergency personnel to Johnson Lake in Banff National Park following a laboratory confirmed case of a fish disease. Whirling ...

Parks Canada has restricted fishing in Cuthead Creek in Banff National Park to protect cutthroat trout from whirling disease. It is also restricting boating and swimming in the creek — although people ...

Banff National Park has restricted fishing, boating and swimming in at least a dozen lakes, rivers and creeks to protect the trout threatened by whirling disease. Late Friday afternoon, officials with ...

1:54 First Canadian detection of fish disease found in Banff The first Canadian case of whirling disease has been found in fish in Banff National Park’s Johnson Lake, the Canadian Food Inspection ...

As officials test 700 samples from streams and rivers downstream of Banff National Park, scientists say the discovery of whirling disease in Alberta could have major implications for the province’s ...

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