Canmore

“The riding of Banff-Kananaskis is showing how deeply engaged it is in progressive politics in the province of Alberta.”

Court of Queens Bench Justice Kristine Eidsvik will decide the fate of the former Canmore accountant on March 27

“Why are [the Feds] shutting the door on Indigenous students and the school they’ve chosen to attend?”

According to Canadian Rockies Public School (CRPS) board treasurer Mike Guindon, the 274 per cent is from a mixture of different increases, including a 300 per cent property insurance increase.

While mountain pine beetles were killed as a result of a January cold snap in the Jasper and Edmonton regions, the invasive pests fared better in the Bow Valley where cold weather came on more gradually

Several companies trash have turned into a valley treasure as the Bow Valley Waste Commission will be banking more than $1 million surplus for the 2019 fiscal year.

“Politics has gotten in the way. I see no reason to prolong this any further, it’s the responsible thing to do to not put our system at risk, regardless of how we feel.”

“I accept that real harm and financial loss occurred in the wake of this incident. Innocent people were displaced from their dwellings. Many live with the harsh reality that they were very nearly killed by the subsequent explosion."

Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) held a community town hall meeting in Morley on Monday (Jan. 20), but one Stoney Nakoda community member said the federal government agency spent most of the meeting giving residents “non-answers”

The pool at Elevation Place has been closed since Jan. 14 due to air quality issues while the municipality works to investigate and fix the problem, an update on when the facility might re-open is expected Friday (Jan. 24)