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Bow Valley Chamber of Commerce growing, thriving

Bow Valley Chamber of Commerce growing, thriving

“It creates community in the Bow Valley and elevates [business] voices to be heard by different people. I find it is supportive. It gives the opportunity to connect with other people.”
Bearspaw First Nation celebrates students with first round of trust scholarships

Bearspaw First Nation celebrates students with first round of trust scholarships

A total of 79 post-secondary, high school and adult students, received awards totalling $34,100 from revenue on a capital investment the Nation made in setting up the OTET in February.
YEAR IN REVIEW: How sports played out in 2022

YEAR IN REVIEW: How sports played out in 2022

Some of the top sports stories in 2022 from local athletes competing in the Bow Valley, Beijing, and more.
YEAR IN REVIEW: Îyârhe Nakoda First Nation and Kananaskis Country

YEAR IN REVIEW: Îyârhe Nakoda First Nation and Kananaskis Country

Some of the top stories from Kananaskis Country and Stoney Nakoda First Nation in 2022.
YEAR IN REVIEW: MD of Bighorn

YEAR IN REVIEW: MD of Bighorn

Some of the top stories from the MD of Bighorn in 2022.
YEAR IN REVIEW: Most viewed stories on Outlook's website

YEAR IN REVIEW: Most viewed stories on Outlook's website

Here's a look at the Outlook's top 10 most viewed stories in 2022.
EDITORIAL: Welcome to 2023

EDITORIAL: Welcome to 2023

As the waning torch flickers its last light on another year, the Outlook staff have taken a look back through years past to share the stories of the people and communities one final time.
YEAR IN REVIEW: Top photos of 2022

YEAR IN REVIEW: Top photos of 2022

YEAR IN REVIEW: A look at the top photos from the Rocky Mountain Outlook in 2022
YEAR IN REVIEW: Top cartoons of 2022

YEAR IN REVIEW: Top cartoons of 2022

YEAR IN REVIEW: The best cartoons of 2022 as selected by Canmore resident and cartoonist Patrick LaMontagne.
MD of Bighorn approves six month contract extension with Calgary 9-1-1

MD of Bighorn approves six month contract extension with Calgary 9-1-1

“Calgary 9-1-1 is currently using the CRTC and Telus to develop next generation services. As part of that, Telus will be introducing new local government authority agreements which will govern access and use of the next generation 9-1-1 system.”