Canmore

CANMORE – A long-awaited move to discourage employee housing in Canmore’s light industrial areas will head to a public hearing. First reading was given by council at its Tuesday (July 2) meeting and to set a public hearing for Sept. 3.

PHOTOS: The past week in photography, stories in the Bow Valley

LETTER: We will work this out. Anyone wanting a print will get a print one way or another.

LETTER: There are many reasons we question the appropriateness of this proposed development, including but not limited to the following.

“The decisions we make today can lock us into patterns of high energy use, high emissions, high cost for decades to come.”

Luke Philp signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Capitals.

Noah Philp signs one-year, two-way contract with Oilers.

EDITORIAL: The return of a measure of grizzly bear hunt – particularly without public consultation – is the latest failing of the provincial government when it comes to managing wildlife.

“The board is satisfied that the stop order was properly issued by municipal enforcement,”

“The cost of signs is significant, the environmental impact of signs is significant and it is not the only way in this day and age. … There are more effective ways to campaign than littering our public spaces with signage.”