The Millarville Mafia
THE MILLARVILLE MAFIA By Marie Nylund This is the story of five young men who grew up in...
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Category: Warden Journals
Gripped Magazine – 1st Rockies Helicopter Rescue
Thank you to John Niddrie for submitting this article from Gripped Magazine (February 20, 2026). HISTORY WAS MADE: How the Historic First Helicopter Rescue of Climbers in the Rockies Went Down. How the Historic...
Read MoreGripped Magazine Climbers Took 2000 ft. Fall in 1980
Gripped Magazine recently published this article “Climbers Took a 2,000 foot fall off Canada’s Highest Mountain and lived to Tell the Story. Climbers Took a 2,000-foot Fall off Canada’s Highest Mountain and...
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1976 Warden Gymkhana
Thank you to Jim and Ruth Purdy for submitting this photo taken at the Warden Gymkhana in 1976 at...
Read MoreSid Marty and Chic Scott Fireside Chat
November 7th, 2024 Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies Fireside Chat with Sid Marty and Chic Scott ...
Read MoreHalle Flygare – The Swedish Press
February-April 2025 edition of the Swedish Press. In the Steps of Alexander Mackenzie. Meet Halle Flygare, the Scandinavian adventurer who mapped and protected Sir Alexander MacKenzie’s pioneering trail through British Columbia...
Read MoreRod Wallace – The Warden Service of Old “gettin’ ‘er done!”
Thank you to Rod Wallace for submitting this story for our Warden Journals collection.
Read MoreCanadian Horse Journal – 2001
This article appeared in the 2001 March/April edition of Canadian Horse Journal. PARK PATROL: The Horses of Canada’s National Parks. A “True Canadian” Horse Story by Georgina Campbell....
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Bill Potts History
Bill Potts 1885 – 1963 Bill guided and packed ifor Guides and Outfitters in Banff He ranched with...
Read MoreStory of Painted Saint by Rod Wallace
The following photo and story of Frank Coggins and Painted Saint was submitted by Rod Wallace. Click on the link to read the story. Frank Coggins and Painted Saint Bucking Horse
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Memories of the Dogrib Fire 2001
Memories of the Dogrib Fire October 2001. By J. Marie Nylund Rarely has drought been as serious or...
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