Banff and Bow Valley set new daily low temperature records

CALGARY — Parts of a southwestern Alberta experienced record-breaking temperatures on Monday, but not the good kind. The mercury dipped to -23.3 C in Banff, setting a new daily low for Oct. 29, eclipsing the previous mark of -22.6 C, which was set in 1991, according to Environment Canada. And the Bow Valley area saw the temperature dip to -23.2 C, just barely colder than the -23 C seen in 2002. One of the coldest parts of the province was Hendrickson Creek, northwest of Edmonton, which saw