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Changes made to Banff policy to encourage more housing

Changes made to Banff policy to encourage more housing

Changes have been made to Banff’s housing policy in a bid to encourage development of more housing.
MD hosting open houses to inform Harvie Heights ARP

MD hosting open houses to inform Harvie Heights ARP

The first of two open houses to help inform ARP planning is scheduled for Feb. 27 at the Exshaw Community Centre at 6 p.m.
LETTER: Province, courts should address claims launched on Three Sisters

LETTER: Province, courts should address claims launched on Three Sisters

LETTER: As an Alberta professional planner, some provincial hierarchical information appears to need clarity for Three Sisters.
LETTER: New, updated environmental assessment needed prior to development

LETTER: New, updated environmental assessment needed prior to development

LETTER: I am writing to express my concern and dismay about the province’s decision to proceed with the Three Sisters Mountain Village development under an assessment that was done 32 years ago – a full generation ago.
Housing, childcare challenges in Banff pushing out families with kids

Housing, childcare challenges in Banff pushing out families with kids

“We will spend time examining this issue and finding ways to ensure we are creating the conditions and opportunities for families to stay in town and to thrive in town," Banff Mayor Corrie DiManno
Undermining review to begin for Canmore's Staircase lands by new owners

Undermining review to begin for Canmore's Staircase lands by new owners

“We want to cut as few trees as possible and our goal is to actually if we do cut a tree down, we’re going to plant two more on the property. We want to keep it as green as possible and make it as safe as possible.”
PHOTOS: The past week in photography in the Bow Valley

PHOTOS: The past week in photography in the Bow Valley

PHOTOS: The past week in photography in the Bow Valley
LETTER: Banff pedestrian zone poses numerous community concerns

LETTER: Banff pedestrian zone poses numerous community concerns

LETTER: In the Sept. 30, 2021, edition of the Outlook, Banff mayoral and council candidates in the municipal election were asked their views on continuing the Banff Avenue pedestrian zone and the takeover of the public realm for commercial purposes on an ongoing basis particularly given Banff’s federally legislated commercial development cap.
Banff residents feel community well-being 'under threat'

Banff residents feel community well-being 'under threat'

"As residents shared their perspectives on how to make Banff better, challenges were reviewed and one principal theme emerged was that community well-being is under threat."
Calls renewed for Three Sisters to sell some land to widen wildlife corridor

Calls renewed for Three Sisters to sell some land to widen wildlife corridor

Bow Valley Engage has asked the province to refer TSMVPL developments to an envionmental assessment.
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