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Banff Banff Shell Service Magazine Circulation Summary 2016/17 Winter Edition – 140,000 Copies Available to visitors locally and before they arrive. Mountain hotel distribution includes in-room circulation. Banff Banff Shell Service...............................165 Castle Mountain Chalets ....................250 Boardwalk ..............................................150 Fairmont Banff Springs ................... 3,280 Star Shell Service .................................165 The Depot ..............................................250 Grande Rockies Resort .......................150 Banff Visitor Information Centre....3,100 Discover Banff Tours ...........................160 Village Market .......................................200 Hostel Bear ............................................150 Banff Gondola ....................................1,860 HI Banff Hostel .....................................140 Javalanche Café ...................................145 Rundle Mountain Lodge .....................150 Rimrock Resort Hotel .......................1,525 Elkhorn Lodge .......................................120 Bow River Trading Co. ........................120 Sunset Resorts......................................150 Douglas Fir Resort & Chalets .........1,250 Hertz Rent A Car...................................120 Great Divide Lodge - Field ..................120 Alpine Helicopters ...............................150 Banff Ptarmigan Inn ......................... 1,120 Chalet Grocery, Laundry & Liquor ....120 Kicking Horse Lodge - Field ...............120 Rundle Ridge Chalets ..........................150 McDonald's Restaurant ...................1,000 Banff Bed & Breakfasts ....................... 110 Samson Native Gallery ......................... 45 Tavern 1883 ..........................................145 Fox Hotel & Suites ...............................950 Banff Boutique Inn, Blue Mountain Chateau Mountain Sports .................... 45 Kananaskis Heli Tours .........................145 Banff Caribou Lodge & Spa ...............900 Lodge, Banff Avenue B&B, Banff Gaucho Brazilian BBQ .........................140 Elk + Avenue Hotel ...............................900 Finest, Beautiful Banff B&B Canmore & Kananaskis Peter Lougheed Information Centre .135 Banff Park Lodge .................................800 Wolf & Bear Mall .................................. 110 Travel Alberta Visitor Centre ..........1,440 Rocky Mountain Rehab & Clinic .......125 Hidden Ridge Resort ..........................750 Whyte Museum ....................................100 Solara Resort & Spa ............................820 Bow Valley Motel .................................120 Melissa's Restaurant & Bar ................ 740 Banff Indian Trading Post ...................100 Blackstone Mountain Lodge .............800 Georgetown Inn ...................................120 Banff Centre ..........................................720 Pacific Destination Services ..............100 McDonald's Restaurant ......................800 Grand Canadian Resort ......................120 Banff Upper Hot Springs ....................680 Branches Market .................................... 85 Stoney Nakoda Resort ........................800 Lady Macdonald Country Inn ............120 Banff Voyager Inn ................................660 Maple Leaf Grille .................................... 75 Save On Foods ......................................775 Santa Lucia Restaurant ......................120 Banff Rocky Mountain Resort ..........600 Nourish ..................................................... 75 Craigs' Way Station .............................750 DrawWorks ............................................120 Best Western Siding 29 Lodge .........600 Bear Street Mall...................................... 75 Elevation Place .....................................685 Sports Experts ......................................120 Brewster Travel Canada .....................560 Atmosphere ............................................ 75 Nakiska Ski Resort ...............................650 Cantrav West Services ........................120 Banff Aspen Lodge ..............................550 Mineral Springs Hospital ...................... 65 A & W .....................................................600 Banff Gate Mountain Resort ..............120 Buffalo Mountain Lodge .....................550 Quicksilver Banff .................................... 65 Best Western Pocaterra Inn ...............580 Gateway Inn ..........................................120 Delta Banff Royal Canadian Lodge....550 Billabong .................................................. 65 Trail Sport/Canmore Nordic Centre 550 Wood Steakhouse & Lounge ............100 Inns of Banff ..........................................550 Tunnel Mountain Resort ....................... 60 Boston Pizza ..........................................550 Valbella Meats & Deli ............................ 95 Rundlestone Lodge .............................550 Jump Start Coffee .................................. 60 Ramada Inn & Suites ...........................540 Canmore Bed & Breakfasts.................. 90 Liquor Depot .........................................500 Banff Wine Store .................................... 60 Copper Stone Resort ...........................480 Ambleside Lodge B&B, Bear Banff Bus Depot ...................................500 Monod Sports ......................................... 50 Quality Resort Chateau Canmore .....475 Necessities B&B, Canadian Artisans Banff Red Carpet Inn ...........................480 Chocolates by Bernard Callebaut ....... 50 Kananaskis Village Info Centre .........475 B&B, Chickadee Pines Mountain Brewster's Mountain Lodge ..............480 Ski Hub ..................................................... 50 Good Earth Coffee House ..................435 B&B, Double Black Diamond B&B, Railway Station Information Centre 480 Banff Adventures ................................... 50 Lodges At Canmore.............................425 Grandview Chalet B&B, Off Our IGA (Safeway) .......................................470 Banff Public Library ............................... 40 Coast Hotel & Conference Centre ....400 Rockies B&B, Riverview and Main Banff Inn .................................................450 Cascade Gifts .......................................... 40 Falcon Crest Lodge ..............................400 B&B, Rocky Mountain Grotto B&B Mount Royal Hotel ...............................450 Banff Photography/Camera Shop ..... 40 Days Inn - Canmore .............................375 Sage Bistro .............................................. 90 Bow View Lodge ..................................425 Taste of Sri Lanka ................................... 35 Shopper's Drug Mart ...........................375 Grizzly Paw Pub ...................................... 80 About Canada/All in the Wild ...........425 Snowtips/BacTrax ................................ 35 Canadian Tire - Canmore ....................375 Sugar Pine Company ............................ 80 King Edward Hotel ...............................400 Gingko & Ink ............................................ 30 Patrino's Restaurant ............................335 Park Gate Chalets ................................... 80 Seoul Country Restaurant ..................400 Home Hardware ..................................... 30 Safeway .................................................330 Fortress Junction ................................... 75 Clock Tower Village Mall ....................400 Lammle's Western Wear ...................... 30 Aroma Café Mexican Cuisine ............ 315 Yama Raman Bar .................................... 65 Jacques Cartier Clothier .....................390 Westrock Jean Co .................................. 30 CIBC ........................................................305 Esso Foods Plus ...................................... 65 Boston Pizza .........................................385 Goro Canyon ........................................... 25 Mountain View Inn ..............................300 Famous Chinese Restaurant ............... 60 Chustas Mall/The Keg ........................375 Rexall Drugs ............................................ 25 Canmore Recreation Centre ..............300 Harvest ..................................................... 60 Charlton's Cedar Court .......................360 A Liquor Store ......................................... 25 Snowy Owl Sled Dog Tours ...............300 Safeway Wine & Spirits ........................ 60 High Country Inn ..................................360 MJ Western Stones ............................... 25 Delta Lodge at Kananaskis ................300 Canmore Wine Merchant..................... 60 Homestead Inn .....................................360 Pika Village .............................................. 25 Shoes T' Boot ........................................270 All in the Wild Gallery............................ 55 Juniper Lodge .......................................360 Scallywags............................................... 25 Mii Sushi & BBQ ...................................265 Drake Inn .................................................. 50 Spruce Grove Inn .................................350 Bison Restaurant & Lounge ................. 20 Fire Mountain Lodge ...........................260 Provincial Building Lobby ..................... 50 Mount Norquay ....................................350 Squish Sandwich Seller ........................ 20 Rocky Mountain Ski Lodge ................260 Chez
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