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Dave Whitfield

Dave Whitfield

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Editor, Rocky Mountain Outlook

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Total articles 204

  • Canada House moves into version 3.0

    By Dave Whitfield Verified, Brandon Michael Wilson| Rocky Mountain Outlook Verified When your life has revolved around Banff’s arts and culture scene for decades, stepping away from an iconic landmark such as Canada House Gallery summons both fond memories and bright hopes for its future. For Barbara Pelham, whose parents, Marika and Peter McCaffrey, opened Canada House in 1974, years spent in the gallery, first as a nine-year-old earning pocket change for candy or a movie matinee, then as owner with her husband Eric, the past 44 years provide a treasure trove of memories.

    By Dave Whitfield Verified, Brandon Michael Wilson · Rocky Mountain Outlook

    Oct. 04, 2018

  • Inspiring mountains on display at CAG

    By Dave Whitfield Verified| Rocky Mountain Outlook Verified CANMORE – Newcomers to the valley are often inspired by the nature and landscapes that surround them, and Katherine Gauthier-Riggs is certainly no exception. Gauthier-Riggs, a native of Stony Plain, Alta., has relocated to Canmore with her husband and, while commuting to Kananaskis for work over several months, was struck by the mountainscapes viewed on her drive.

    By Dave Whitfield Verified · Rocky Mountain Outlook

    Oct. 04, 2018

  • Canada House moves into version 3.0

    By Dave Whitfield Verified, Brandon Michael Wilson| Rocky Mountain Outlook Verified When your life has revolved around Banff’s arts and culture scene for decades, stepping away from an iconic landmark such as Canada House Gallery summons both fond memories and bright hopes for its future. For Barbara Pelham, whose parents, Marika and Peter McCaffrey, opened Canada House in 1974, years spent in the gallery, first as a nine-year-old earning pocket change for candy or a movie matinee, then as owner with her husband Eric, the past 44 years provide a treasure trove of memories.

    By Dave Whitfield Verified, Brandon Michael Wilson · Rocky Mountain Outlook

    Oct. 04, 2018

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Rocky Mountain Outlook

The Rocky Mountain Outlook, your source for Canmore news, events, and community

Canada, Canada

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