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Canmore RCMP have started investigating a 25-year-old missing person case. William Kwiatek, a.k.a.

Some people have great jobs – Jacquie Gilson is one of those people. Gilson, an interpretation coordinator for the Lake Louise, Yoho and Kootenay Field Unit of Parks Canada, is heading to Burlington, Ont.

Canadian Rockies Public Schools official enrollment numbers are in and it is good news for the school division.

Popular Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi may have received 75 per cent of the vote in Monday’s (Oct. 21) municipal election, but he’s got nothing on Canmore’s incumbent Mayor John Borrowman.

Canmore’s Downtown Business Association will contract Canmore Business and Tourism for another year to engage in marketing of the downtown core and delivery of the organization’s strategic plan.

Over 65 per cent of approximately 300 eligible voters in Exshaw turned out Monday (Oct. 21) to choose the two councillors who will represent them over the next four years.

Sobeys Inc. is set to sell 23 stores in Western Canada, including its Canmore grocery outlet. The sale is the result of a consent agreement the company came to with the Competition Bureau of Canada in order to go through with a $5.

Work on Cougar Creek to prevent future devastating floods is set to begin next week in Canmore. Council approved a $14 million short-term mitigation program in September and manager of engineering Andy Esarte said this week a $10.

Age is just a number and that saying is ringing more true than ever before. Canada reached a demographic milestone in the last decade. According to Statistics Canada, “Seniors accounted for a record high of 14.

Banff’s four incumbent councillors were delivered a solid mandate from residents in Monday’s (Oct. 21) municipal election, with Stavros Karlos, Grant Canning, Brian Standish and Chip Olver all securing another term on council.