A section of trail in Banff National Park remains closed about a year after a rockfall that killed two hikers and injured three others. Parks Canada officials say the exact timeline for reopening the affected area is still unknown. The closure is in place as safety assessments and recovery work continue following the incident. Both outlets report that the rockfall occurred roughly a year ago and that, despite the passage of time, authorities have not announced a specific reopening date for the trail segment. The agencies are continuing to manage public access to reduce risk while they evaluate conditions linked to the rockfall. The reports also note the mix of casualties: two deaths and three injuries, emphasizing the seriousness of the event and the reasons for maintaining restricted access. No additional details about the cause of the rockfall, the current condition of the trail, or the duration of the ongoing assessment are provided in the available summaries.