DIGITAL LIBRARY

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Leading With Indigenous Stories: My Experience Working With the Cave and Basin Mural Project

Emma De Sousa examines how initiatives like the Cave and Basin Mural Project revitalized the way she understands the importance of art.

Nov 5, 20244 min read

One of the most central things we’ve learned during our time as summer interpreters at The Whyte is that local history runs deep.

Oct 24, 20243 min read

In a Fireside Chat with Chic Scott, Patty Cucman shares her story behind the book "To See What He Saw: JEH MacDonald and the O'Hara Years."

Sep 17, 20242 min read

Discover recent publications that showcase the ever-growing breadth of Indigenous works in the Archives Special Collections Library.

Jun 25, 20242 min read

Returning for the third summer, The Cave and Basin Mural Project features six outstanding Treaty 7 artists illustrating Indigenous stories.

Jun 24, 202412 min read

Born in Banff in 1936, Jerry Johnston grew up skiing at Mount Norquay. In the mid-50s he worked for Parks’ ski patrol on the mountain.

Jun 19, 20241 min read

Delve into the rich history and contributions of the Crosby family and the broader social history and development of the Canadian Rockies.

Jun 17, 20244 min read

The Whyte Museum celebrates the opening of two spring exhibitions: Ilana Manolson – Time: In the Mountains and Menagerie of Disappearance.

Apr 29, 20243 min read