Banff

“All good things must come to an end, and I’m happy, I’m very happy. I wish good luck to the new owners and it’s nice to be on the retired side of the business, for sure.”

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“It is upsetting to walk away from this idea we’ve been dreaming of for so long and have invested time, money, and energy into, but at this point, it would be irresponsible to move forward with this specific project on Cave Avenue.”

“This is my big dream … with family physicians we would also have a social worker, detox navigator, pieces in play that would help the physicians like nurse practitioners, physician assistants to share that workload, but all under the umbrella of the person getting the right provider that they need to see."

“We are hoping to really celebrate with our community and the fact we have held onto our historic activity which is part of the essence of who we are as a national park. The 100 years of trail riding is truly special, and it has helped shape the fabric of the national park and our community.”

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