Canmore

While the popular Mountain Grannies annual chili-bowl fundraiser won't happen this year, the community is invited to participate in an online Stride to Turn the Tide event in support of the Stephen Lewis Foundation's Grandmothers-to-Grandmothers campaign

“What needs to be restored are our properties and our well-being. Mental health is a major element in any recovery. It is something that cannot be ignored.”

"I think Teepee Town has the potential of being Sesame Street," said Councillor Joanna McCallum. "I know that might sound silly, but it is that ability to have a nice enclosed neighbourhood that is able to take care of its own residents with its own services and that is why I would like to see more commercial come forward in Teepee Town." 

"We are still gathering information. I really don't know if we have a widespread issue, or if these are some isolated events that are getting widespread attention."

On June 20, 2013 residents along Cougar Creek were awoken in the early morning hours by police and firefighters evacuating them as the heavy rains filled the creek behind their homes, placing them at risk.

A smiling swine had no idea the predicament it had gotten itself into when the hog wandered into the middle of the Trans-Canada Highway

Broken bollards along the Cougar Creek commuter pathway have the RCMP looking for suspects

"With any of these things, if administration has a fantastic idea that will help the heart and soul of our business community in this pandemic, I expect it to come to council at the speed of business." 

“At this this time of year, if all of a sudden now we see cougars down in the valley bottom along the river, it’s quite likely that they would be attracted by newborn calves.”

Former Canmore accountant James 'Russ' Neilson will learn his fate on July 24