the mountain to where he had planted a small flag, and left behind an even larger flag that could be seen from the nearby town of town of Canmore, Alberta. Ha Ling Peak is the northmost peak of Ehagay Nakoda. Ship's Prow Ship's Prow is the South peak of Ehagay Nakoda. It is named for its prominent, ship's prow-like appearance on the end of Ehagay Nakoda as seen from the nearby town of Canmore, Alberta. Miners Peak Miners Peak is the first peak Southeast of Ha Ling Peak. Miners Peak was named in honour of the mining community that once worked below the mountain mining coal. Though the name of the peak is often spelled with an apostrophe (i.e., Miner's), this is an incorrect spelling. The Story of Ehagay Nakoda: The Last Nakoda As told by Stoney Nakoda Elder Peter Lazarus Wesley. References Two-thousanders of Alberta Canadian Rockies