MD of Bighorn

PHOTOS: Par for the course – Bow Valley golf season begins

“Overall, our division’s picture for the 2023-24 school year is bright. We are delighted to see a significant increase in provincial education funding.”

“Where I keep coming back to is that it’s undeniable that our mountain communities are tourism-oriented economies and that building a successful tourism destination requires successful infrastructure to support them.”

EDITORIAL: Regardless of which party is in power in Alberta four weeks from now, if Kananaskis Country is going to be of continued importance for residents work needs to begin on new management plans before the year is out.

“To me, there are certain things about this that are really meaningful. One is finally not as many people will have to leave the valley to get the care they need, and they’ll be near their community for support – that’s huge."

The election could go either way in the swing riding, but environmental conservation, tourism, and healthcare – all key issues to the Bow Valley – are likely to divide votes in the selection of candidates.

Here are the opening days of every golf course in Bow Valley and Kananaskis Country.

“We have noticed, in the past year, some significant gains post-COVID. We hope that it continues. If you are on a path that is working, you don’t start shifting again. It is not the next shiny item. We are getting results and need to keep moving forward in this direction.”

“Any time you can create more recycling opportunities for clients of the waste commission, that’s a win. It’s nice to have a third party to deal with it. Even if it does cost a little more, it absolutely meets the environmental goals and absolutely makes the process easier from our perspective.”

“Returning officers have been appointed, and we are in the process of recruiting and training nearly 20,000 Election officers to conduct voting in the 87 electoral divisions across the province.”