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Banners set to fly for Canmore hockey success

Banners set to fly for Canmore hockey success

Canmore hockey players are finding success close and far away from home on the ice.
Canmore’s Read rockets to fifth in world cup super-G finals

Canmore’s Read rockets to fifth in world cup super-G finals

“I can’t sit back and relax. I’m hungry to move on to the next level."
Canmore council, Town staff discuss role of establishing service levels

Canmore council, Town staff discuss role of establishing service levels

A presentation on how the Town of Canmore’s planning department’s development application process has evolved in recent years became a discussion between council and Town staff on the roles each has in setting service levels.
Additional photos released in search for Lake Louise carjacker

Additional photos released in search for Lake Louise carjacker

Police released additional photos as they continue to seek the public’s help in their search for a carjacking suspect who threatened the female driver at knifepoint.
CRPS reviewing provincial budget impacts

CRPS reviewing provincial budget impacts

“From what we are seeing, thus far, is we are very optimistic with the budget that has been placed in front of us."
Environmentalists, Îyârhe Nakoda elder appeal glamping development in K-Country

Environmentalists, Îyârhe Nakoda elder appeal glamping development in K-Country

Appellants to Skyridge Glamping, a project proposed for a 2.83 hectare site across from the Kananaskis Country Golf Course off Highway 40 in the Kananaskis Public Land Use Zone (PLUZ), argue the area is an important wildlife corridor in addition to being on the traditional hunting grounds of the Îyârhe Nakoda.
Banff sets stage for homeowners to go green

Banff sets stage for homeowners to go green

"The Town of Banff has done some deep energy retrofits in our own buildings, which has achieved cost savings for us in terms of our energy costs and reduced our greenhouse gas emissions, and so we want to be able to bring this to the broader community."

COMMENTARY: Albertans deserve better protection

COMMENTARY: Since 2016, more Albertans have died of opioid poisonings than COVID-19 in the province.
PHOTOS: Luck of the Irish

PHOTOS: Luck of the Irish

PHOTOS: Luck of the Irish – St. Patrick's Day at Canmore Brewing Company
Canmore artsPlace exhibit amplifies voices of Indigenous youth

Canmore artsPlace exhibit amplifies voices of Indigenous youth

“It’s a chance for them to experiment and play with different formats of expressing themselves, reflecting on how sport, play and being outside affects them.”