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Three Sisters Village development plan heads to third reading, Smith Creek plan defeated

Three Sisters Village development plan heads to third reading, Smith Creek plan defeated

Canmore council approved second reading of the Three Sisters Village area structure plan, while unanimously defeating the Smith Creek ASP on Tuesday. Though council had the opportunity to continue to third reading, that decision, and final approval of the bylaw, was postponed until at least May 11.
Cochrane Ecological Institute given go-ahead to continue rehabilitating orphaned black bear cubs

Cochrane Ecological Institute given go-ahead to continue rehabilitating orphaned black bear cubs

“Orphan bear cubs need rescue," said Cochrane Ecological Institute president Clio Smeeton.
Canmore receives positive feedback on audit of 2020 financials

Canmore receives positive feedback on audit of 2020 financials

Canmore's revenues and expenses were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, but it still managed to see a $1.3 million surplus from its operating budget.
Reservation program to be piloted on popular Roam transit regional routes in Banff National Park

Reservation program to be piloted on popular Roam transit regional routes in Banff National Park

“One of those challenges will be too many people wanting to use the bus. I think this gives us a great opportunity to try the reservation system and determine if it is viable for our transit services, primarily our regional type services."
Teenage girl suffers minor injuries after being struck by vehicle

Teenage girl suffers minor injuries after being struck by vehicle

"If visibility is affected by sun glare, or any other environmental factor, it is still the driver’s responsibility to ensure they are proceeding safely.”
Additional details finalized for upcoming Main Street pedestrian area

Additional details finalized for upcoming Main Street pedestrian area

With only about two weeks before Canmore’s Main Street is closed to vehicle traffic, more details have been finalized to help local businesses on what will be the second year of the pedestrian and cycling only street.
Canmore's solar panel projects reducing greenhouse gas emissions

Canmore's solar panel projects reducing greenhouse gas emissions

New figures from the Town of Canmore show by the end of 2021, there could be more than 2,300 solar panels reducing 477 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions on municipally owned buildings.
Mount Yamnuska closing for trail improvements this summer

Mount Yamnuska closing for trail improvements this summer

According to Alberta Parks, construction work planned this summer to improve the Mount Yamnuska area in Bow Valley Wildland Provincial Park would create safety issues for recreational users and contractors if hiking and climbing routes were to remain open to the public.
Canmore author to publish book on fugitive of the Shuswap

Canmore author to publish book on fugitive of the Shuswap

The book chronicles John Bjornstrom’s life and his escape from a Kamloops prison around the turn of the century to hide away in the Shuswap Lake area in an elaborately excavated 900-square-foot home. 
Charges laid in abduction of two Cochrane girls

Charges laid in abduction of two Cochrane girls

Cochrane RCMP charged two people for the alleged abduction of Leonine O’Driscoll-Zak, two, and Wyatt O’Driscoll-Zak, five.
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