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Court to determine jurisdiction, need for environmental impact assessment on Three Sisters lands

Court to determine jurisdiction, need for environmental impact assessment on Three Sisters lands

An attempt to get a new environment impact assessment on lands for ongoing polarizing development in Canmore could be dismissed on a technicality.
COMMENTARY: Seasonal vaccines save lives

COMMENTARY: Seasonal vaccines save lives

COMMENTARY: The season of deadly respiratory viruses is here.
Bearspaw First Nation launches class action lawsuit against feds on Treaty 7 rights

Bearspaw First Nation launches class action lawsuit against feds on Treaty 7 rights

“On a scale of one to 10 for exploitative actions by the Canadian government, this is an 11."
LETTER: Albertans need to watch out for pensions

LETTER: Albertans need to watch out for pensions

LETTER: Albertans, hang onto your hats. Or should that be your pensions?
Town of Banff looking to rename rec grounds

Town of Banff looking to rename rec grounds

“The policy also encourages that the names to be honoured reflect the heritage, cultural, ethnic, or social diversity of the community, including First Peoples, traders, explorers, and early pioneers who have contributed significantly to Banff."
PHOTOS: Future, importance of bison discussed in Banff

PHOTOS: Future, importance of bison discussed in Banff

The Whyte Museum, Town of Banff and Bow Valley Food Alliance hosted the Future of the Bison Indigenous dinner and conversation at the Catharine Robb Whyte Building's Pioneer Room in Banff on Thursday (Nov. 14).
EDITORIAL: For Alberta tourism to succeed, additional resources needed for communities

EDITORIAL: For Alberta tourism to succeed, additional resources needed for communities

No one can say the provincial government doesn’t have a plan when it comes to tourism.
LETTER: Important to recognize, take part in Remembrance Day

LETTER: Important to recognize, take part in Remembrance Day

LETTER: This year I will share the responsibility of remembrance with my daughter and I hope that if we don't forget, history won't repeat itself. I will stand outside with my daughter in the cold, in silent gratitude for the price that was paid so many years ago. I will not forget.
COMMENTARY: Jasper: Learning from the burning

COMMENTARY: Jasper: Learning from the burning

COMMENTARY: It is now up to us to do what we can, where we can, with what we have and what we know, while at the same time aiming to create the conditions in which we may discover the most enduring qualities in ourselves, in others and in our community.
EDITORIAL: Past, present and future actions important in act of remembrance

EDITORIAL: Past, present and future actions important in act of remembrance

EDITORIAL: Without specific action, it’s not unlikely the next addition to cenotaphs won’t be an overseas conflict or peacekeeping but highlighting failures to protect and help veterans with mental health issues.
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