A tragic rockslide in Banff National Park has resulted in the deaths of two hikers, including a retired professor from the University of Alberta, and left three others injured. The incident occurred near the popular Bow Glacier Falls hiking trail, prompting a swift response from emergency services. Search crews recovered the second body shortly after the initial reports of the disaster, which has raised concerns about the safety of the area. Witnesses described the terrifying moment when rocks fell, and residents nearby narrowly escaped the path of the falling debris. Authorities, including Parks Canada, have stated that the rockfall was neither predictable nor preventable, leading to discussions on visitor safety in the park. As the community mourns, friends and colleagues pay tribute to the victims.