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Greg Colgan

Greg joined the Outlook as the assistant editor in early 2021 and became the editor in September 2021. He comes from southwestern Ontario and has been a journalist for 15 years. He has previously covered sports, municipal and provincial politics, arts and entertainment and many other topics. He primarily covers Canmore council for the Outlook.

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Recent Work by Greg

Stone Creek appeal of Basecamp's Nordic spa to be determined by Canmore appeal board

Stone Creek appeal of Basecamp's Nordic spa to be determined by Canmore appeal board

A marathon eight-hour appeal hearing that featured two lengthy adjournments will have a disagreement between two major Canmore property owners decided by the Town’s appeal board.
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Final Canmore tax rates set for 2024

Final Canmore tax rates set for 2024

Canmore residents now know what their final tax bill will be for the coming year.
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Large-scale Canmore affordable housing set to move forward

Large-scale Canmore affordable housing set to move forward

“All of those years, those lands have always been slated for affordable housing. … It was always meant to be a neighbourhood with the underpinning being affordability. That was always the intent,”
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'Timing is critical' for Canmore council's housing initiatives

'Timing is critical' for Canmore council's housing initiatives

“We want to make sure they’re done well and we’ve taken a look at different possibilities and sussed out how a program or programs will work, the details with upcoming costs, the impact on various property owners. That means we need expertise hired and resources used and I think this money will be well spent in the long run.”
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Large-scale Canmore affordable housing set to move forward

Large-scale Canmore affordable housing set to move forward

“All of those years, those lands have always been slated for affordable housing. … It was always meant to be a neighbourhood with the underpinning being affordability. That was always the intent,”
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MD of Bighorn examining ways to increase public notification of permits

MD of Bighorn examining ways to increase public notification of permits

“I think looking at a larger longer time gives advantages to people who are away."
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Appeal court upholds evidence for civil lawsuit against guide, alpine school, ACMG claiming negligence, breach of duty

Appeal court upholds evidence for civil lawsuit against guide, alpine school, ACMG claiming negligence, breach of duty

An appeal to remove key evidence in a civil suit against a guide, guiding company and the Association of Canadian Mountain Guides (ACMG) was dismissed by the British Columbia Court of Appeal.
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MD of Bighorn examining bed and breakfast, suite regulations

MD of Bighorn examining bed and breakfast, suite regulations

“I think it’s important to remember it’s a very diverse MD and individual community directions will vary.”
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Fire service levels a hot topic in MD of Bighorn communities

Fire service levels a hot topic in MD of Bighorn communities

“We believe this will help us deliver more expedient daytime responses to both Exshaw and surrounding communities and also alleviate some of the service demand we’ve placed on our neighbours through fire response agreement.”
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Bighorn council digging into Dead Man's Flats parking options

Bighorn council digging into Dead Man's Flats parking options

“This potential parking could help solve a problem of hotels in the area that don’t have enough parking stalls."
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