Real Estate

“It’s so heartwarming to see these communities that have been built at Ti’nu and The Aster."

EDITORIAL: A more connected and fulsome view of establishing and maintaining housing is needed in the valley.

“As this ecosystem continues to evolve, we see the potential for diversification and expansion of partners, resources and providers to better meet the wide range of housing needs within our community.”

LETTER: Are we willing to accept the consequences and sacrifice this valley, or are we ready to go into action, individually and collectively to save this endangered space?

“This proposal that we’ve received fits within those parameters that were outlined in the OCA guidelines."

“I was simply doing what so many people in Canmore were doing and I was under the assumption that it was acceptable,”

“The proposed amendments change the language in the [Municipal Development Plan] from support if certain criteria can be met, to non-support for new development proposals in industrial areas to the north of the Trans-Canada Highway, and more specific criteria for industrial areas to the south.”

The past week in stories, photography in the Bow Valley Some of the stories from the June 27, 2024, edition of the Rocky Mountain Outlook . The e-edition for the June 27, 2024, Rocky Mountain Outlook.

“It ultimately comes down to a choice of use for your property. If you choose to use it for a primary residence for yourself or someone else, you get the benefits of it. If you choose not to, there’ll be an extra cost.”

LETTER: It is no coincidence that national parks and natural reserves were established around the world in the late 19th century. By this time, the scale of environmental and social destruction caused by empire and industrialized resource extraction had become evident to a global population.