Canmore

“We all have a mountain to climb, we all have challenges to overcome – it’s up to us to keep moving or sometimes come back down and take a break, re-evaluate, get stronger, add more tools in your tool belt and go from there.”

With climate change at the forefront of many minds entering 2020, one Grade 7 student from Canmore is trying to make a difference – one coffee cup at a time

"You've made the election and you've got your judge so let's go, let's get it done.”

"Sorry, we are not open 24 hours ... We are sure you wanted to have our tasty coffee even through all risks."

“I want to make sure that when I go out with people I can be safe with them ... Who doesn’t want to be out in these beautiful mountains all year round.”

The one kilometer loop will soon be back to an on-leash route while the meadow and the dog pond will remain off-leash areas, said Lori Rissling-Wynn, the Town’s sustainability coordinator and development planner.

The agreed statement of facts accepted by the judge set out that several APM and subcontractor personnel requested ATCO shut off the gas to the mainline, but instead the company's technician focused on a digging strategy to vent the gas leaking from the ruptured gas line

A bobcat that sat in Policeman's Creek in Canmore for more than two weeks has resulted in a $200 fine for a 38-year-old Canmorite.

“I’m lucky. I love my work, I love to write and I love the Shoe Project."

"The program is such a big part of the community and a part of the fabric of Canadian culture, so really nice to seem them try to help."