Spotlight

In case you haven’t heard, a new business has entered the scene in Canmore and chances are you’re about to become a regular.

Landmark Cinemas debuts Premiere Seats in St Albert following success in Edmonton

The Sensory is designed to provide a dinning experience that engages all the senses. The food and drinks are eye catching and have the perfect blend of taste, texture and aroma. Diners eat overlooking some of the most beautiful views in town.

Whether you call Strathcona County home, or you are looking for a daytrip the whole family will love, this area has it all. A mix of urban and rural spaces means you can shop all morning then pick berries on a farm in the afternoon. As COVID restrictions wind down, the activities you love are returning, along with some new things to try. Here are just a few ways to enjoy Strathcona County this summer.

For over 10 years, Foothills Immigration has been celebrating approvals, milestones and family reunifications by providing professional guidance and legal knowledge. Helping applicants maneuver through the Canadian Immigration process quickly and efficiently and with incredible success.

Do you have pent up frustration? Do you need to blow off a little steam? Is work stress getting you down? You could take long walk… You could try yoga while breathing in the scent of lavender – or you can let it all out with the Anger Management Collective where axe throwing allows you to vent while having fun and learning a new skill. Owner Tracy Little opened Anger Management Collective in early 2022.

As the days grow longer and warmer we can’t help but get excited to share another unforgettable summer in the Rockies with this special community of ours. While we’re out there enjoying our vibrant little town and the gorgeous surrounding areas, we can’t help but feel fortunate to live where we do. With that, we might consider some of the ways that we can give back to our community and support our neighbours and town as a whole.

Caregivers Alberta is a non-profit organization that was founded in 2001 to empower caregivers and provide much-needed resources.

“We started as a very small dedicated group of volunteers in 2019 working to create the initiative. In 2020 we officially became our own legal entity. Since then we have accrued over 70 members and we have received $140,000 in community investment funds from our members.”

Loans help with daily needs and long-term goals, but only if they are paid back in a timely manner. Learn why paying loans back on time is important.