Real Estate

“That’s really not the level of decision-making council should be concerned with,”

“Over the next three years the $4.6 million that Banff will receive will incentive 120 units but the real payoff is in the long term, because over the next 10 years we expect to see that number grow to almost 1,500."

The program will help residents with upfront energy improvement costs and work toward advancing Banff’s climate goals.

“Canmore’s obviously a really important destination in Canada for all the right reasons. It’s a beautiful spot and lots of people want to stay there."

The ongoing off-site levy bylaw could have the Town of Canmore and area developers heading for a showdown at the Land and Property Rights Tribunal.

Editor: It is clear safety concerns with respect to the proposed pedestrian zone are of tantamount importance, a factor that has been cavalierly mostly ignored by the majority of our council.

“The goal is to make sure that we're providing accurate and current information to our job seekers about the different housing options available in the Bow Valley,” said Reinira Lankhuijzen, career coach with the Job Resource Centre.

Changes have been made to Banff’s housing policy in a bid to encourage development of more housing.

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: As an Alberta professional planner, some provincial hierarchical information appears to need clarity for Three Sisters.