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Town of Banff posts $802,000 surplus for 2021

Town of Banff posts $802,000 surplus for 2021

“Because this year is special due to the COVID pandemic and with ongoing international matters, we would recommend to actually allocate the full unrestricted surplus to budget stabilization,” said Dorothee Esquerre, the Town of Banff’s finance officer.
Banff's closed door proposal moving along

Banff's closed door proposal moving along

“We’ve known for a long time that this is low hanging fruit when it comes to doing the right thing for the environment, but we just weren’t there as a community in terms of the conversation around our GHG and climate change in general,” said Mayor Corrie DiManno.
Hendo recognized with lifetime law enforcement achievement award

Hendo recognized with lifetime law enforcement achievement award

“It is wonderful that Mike’s accomplishments and contributions are being recognized by the greater law enforcement community. Hendo, you do the warden service proud.” – National Parks Warden Association
EDITORIAL: Addressing affordability needs everyone at table

EDITORIAL: Addressing affordability needs everyone at table

It’s the same tune played repeatedly. The cost of everything from gas, housing and food has skyrocketed at levels nearly unattainable for the average person to keep up with. While it may seem like the Bow Valley is isolated in the affordability crisis,
Chic Scott's book 'Mount Assiniboine – The Story' receives international honour

Chic Scott's book 'Mount Assiniboine – The Story' receives international honour

“One of the signatures in my books is I don’t just focus on the famous people like Bill Peyto and A.O. Wheeler. Yes, I’ve included them, but I also include a lot of other people who never otherwise get mentioned. The community is made up of thousands of interesting people.”
Longtime community doctor retiring after four decades in Canmore

Longtime community doctor retiring after four decades in Canmore

After four decades as a doctor in Canmore, Dr. Rick Balharry is retiring and ready to spend more time with his grandchildren.
Parks Canada seeks public comment on scope of assessment for caribou captive breeding

Parks Canada seeks public comment on scope of assessment for caribou captive breeding

“Actual numbers will depend on reproductive rates, first-year mortality, and adult mortality in captivity, which are a function of good husbandry, facility management, captive conditions, and appropriate expertise."
Ground broken on new animal overpass in Bow Valley

Ground broken on new animal overpass in Bow Valley

“We’re really happy, we’re really optimistic and really hopeful to see this known solution to this known problem. … This is a landscape that’s very busy and wildlife need all the help they can get."
Banff's council code of conduct aims to clarify confidentiality rules

Banff's council code of conduct aims to clarify confidentiality rules

“The independent investigator would assess the reasons given by the complainant and FOIP regulations to determine if the name of the complainant can be released, in confidence, to the respondent member of council,” said Jason Darrah, the director of communications for the Town of Banff.
Banff Housing Corp. home listed for $1.2 million

Banff Housing Corp. home listed for $1.2 million

“When they look at a price like this within our Banff Housing Corporation portfolio, it would be tough to get in at this type of price,” said Mayor Corrie DiManno.
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