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Banff businesses concerned with proposed tax hike

Banff businesses concerned with proposed tax hike

“Given the length of time expected for businesses to recoup the persistent revenue losses, we have heard concerns around the tax increase proposed for 2023.”
Full parole revoked for murderer of Banff cab driver in 1990

Full parole revoked for murderer of Banff cab driver in 1990

The man who stabbed and murdered Banff cab driver Lucie Turmel in 1990 has had his full parole revoked by the Parole Board of Canada.
Cybersecurity attack on Banff proving costly

Cybersecurity attack on Banff proving costly

“Once all planned security measures are implemented, it is recommended that a cybersecurity audit by a third party be implemented to ensure the safeguards put in place adequately secure our network and data."
Town of Banff seeks standalone fire chief position

Town of Banff seeks standalone fire chief position

“Administration is recommending a decoupling of the director of protective services and fire chief position to meet the demands and workload of the division."
Parks Canada ending road rescue contract with Banff Fire Department

Parks Canada ending road rescue contract with Banff Fire Department

“If their vehicle is squashed enough and they need to be extricated, then they’ll get a certain level of response, but for other situations they won’t. That’s a busy highway and it’s unfortunate that this is changing.”
Banff council appoints community plan steering committee

Banff council appoints community plan steering committee

Banff council has appointed four public members to the community plan steering committee.
Columbian ground squirrels causing 'significant damage' at Banff cemeteries

Columbian ground squirrels causing 'significant damage' at Banff cemeteries

The Town of Banff has trapped and relocated 160 Columbian ground squirrels from the two local cemeteries over the past five years.
Roam seeking staff housing solutions to attract, retain drivers

Roam seeking staff housing solutions to attract, retain drivers

“If we had staff accommodation, we could likely have met the needs for this past summer. We’re going to need something for the upcoming summer just to attract enough people to move out here and drive as needed.”
Planning work begins on $4.4-million project for Canmore General Hospital

Planning work begins on $4.4-million project for Canmore General Hospital

“It is pretty amazing. It has been a long time coming. A lot of working partnering with AHS and making sure that the project moved ahead at the right time, with the right people involved."
EDITORIAL: Vital for employees to earn living wage

EDITORIAL: Vital for employees to earn living wage

EDITORIAL: The soaring inflationary costs are the latest signs of division between the haves and the have-nots. And while it’s not something new to the Bow Valley, the recent year has only seen the divergence continue to grow.
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