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LETTER: COP 28 failure in addressing climate issues

LETTER: COP 28 failure in addressing climate issues

LETTER: Two days from port, the COP 28 ship sank under the weight of too many oil lobbyists, bloated national and sub-national delegations and hangers-on.
Canmore residential waste rates likely to increase in 2024

Canmore residential waste rates likely to increase in 2024

“It is certainly a trade-off and ideally we’d like to be spending the monies on processing and transporting recyclables and food waste,”
LETTER: Not supportive of Dubai trip

LETTER: Not supportive of Dubai trip

LETTER: In regards to Canmore’s mayor's participation at a two-day meeting at the Local Climate Action Summit in Dubai, UAE, which is 11,475 kilometres away, is inexcusable.
EDITORIAL: Banff traffic conundrum a never-ending issue for everyone

EDITORIAL: Banff traffic conundrum a never-ending issue for everyone

EDITORIAL: Anyone attempting to drive in Banff during a long weekend knows they made a huge mistake.
COMMENTARY: Responding to Canmore’s climate emergency

COMMENTARY: Responding to Canmore’s climate emergency

COMMENTARY: Canmore declared a climate emergency four years ago. We know our planet is now warming faster than scientists, politicians and even the media can keep up.
LETTER: Trans-Mountain pipeline a boondoggle for taxpayers

LETTER: Trans-Mountain pipeline a boondoggle for taxpayers

LETTER: Regarding the Canadian Press article “Trans Mountain route change will 'desecrate' sacred site,” was a nasty reminder of just how this project became the financial albatross it is today.
Protesters continue opposition to Upper Highwood logging plans in Kananaskis Country

Protesters continue opposition to Upper Highwood logging plans in Kananaskis Country

“Healthy forests do three things with water – they slow it down, they spread it out, and they soak it up. When you cut down a forest, you’re disrupting all of those,”
LETTER: Think twice when it comes to Black Friday

LETTER: Think twice when it comes to Black Friday

LETTER: Love those Black Friday deals? Think again.
Parks Canada partners with Nature Conservancy to protect land near Kootenay National Park

Parks Canada partners with Nature Conservancy to protect land near Kootenay National Park

“(We) will work together to determine the area-based conservation strategy for each park, and identify prospective properties, which conservation mechanisms will be used, the timing of these projects, and the management strategy for the region."
Banff paid parking revenues stay parked in debate to use for green goals

Banff paid parking revenues stay parked in debate to use for green goals

“As it relates to environmental initiatives and things we can do to make a real substantial progress on environmental initiatives, I don’t think there is anything else out there that’s better for us than transit. I think that is by far the most important thing; the biggest bang for the buck.”
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