09/18/2026
Win the mountain weekend you’ve been putting off.
We’ve teamed up with some of our favourite local partners to give one lucky winner (plus a guest) an unforgettable weekend escape. Pack your bags, a weekend getaway in Canmore awaits.
Here’s what’s up for grabs:
Malcolm Hotel — Overnight stay for two
Elevation Gallery — A 90-minute private painting lesson for two, led by an established Canmore artist, followed by a gallery tour, paired with w**e from Unw**ed
Park Distillery — In-room Banff Wh**ky to enjoy during your stay at The Malcolm
Hunter — Dinner for two
One winner. One incredible weekend. Everything taken care of.
HOW TO ENTER:
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Winner will be selected at random and announced on September 25th.
ELIGIBILITY
Must be 18+ years of age to enter and win
Open to Calgary residents only
Each comment accounts for an entry
TERMS
Prize is non-transferable and cannot be exchanged for cash
Only one prize per winner
The Malcolm stay is valid Sunday through Thursday from October 1, 2026 through April 30, 2027, excluding December 16 through January 3, advance reservations are required, and it’s subject to availability.
The Malcolm Hotel Canmore Overnight Stay for two
The Malcolm Hotel is Canmore’s tribute to Scottish heritage, set between two natural creeks in the heart of the Rockies. Named after Malcolm III, the Scottish king whose nickname gave the town its name, it captures the pageantry of the Highlands and the beauty of the mountains.
Concourse by Elevation Gallery Painting lesson with artist and gallery tour
Elevation Gallery is Canmore’s home for contemporary Canadian art, rooted in the mountain town since 1998. Showcasing the work of more than 40 mid-career artists across every medium, it brings modern flair and creative energy to the heart of the Rockies.
PARK Distillery Banff Wh**ky
Park Banff wh**ky is Park Distillery’s tribute to mountain life, distilled right inside Banff National Park. Made with glacier freshwater and Alberta rye, it captures the cl