Nancy Beauchemin

Parks Canada is investigating after a post online showed what appears to be a gender reveal that left pink dye and metallic confetti scattered across the ice at Lake Louise on Jan. 31. A visitor from California said she noticed a large patch of pink colouring and hundreds of small confetti pieces after a snowshoe walk. She spent about an hour cleaning up the metallic pieces to prevent them from entering the lake once the ice melts. After reviewing webcam footage, she believes a family set off the confetti near the boathouse between 1:50 p.m. and 2 p.m. Parks Canada confirmed an investigation is underway. Littering in a national park is prohibited and can result in fines of up to $25,000.

This clip could be really telling on where UCP MLAs stand on separation... It appears the premier was about to say "entire" caucus but edited that word out. Polls suggest 40% of UCP voters want to leave Canada and Jeff Rath alleges some of Smith's MLAs have signed the petition.