Banff

The Bow Valley will be represented by 49 young athletes at the 2024 Alberta Winter Games in Grande Prairie this weekend (Feb. 16 to 19).

The credit union is trying to appeal to those who “want more control over their lives” and finances, including people with “different” perspectives and values who have felt excluded by mainstream banks.

Editor: It is clear safety concerns with respect to the proposed pedestrian zone are of tantamount importance, a factor that has been cavalierly mostly ignored by the majority of our council.

“I believe all of those projects and budgets are completely worthwhile all the way from free local transit for residents to three hybrid electric buses, the Mountain Avenue transit lane, e-bike rebates and more frequency on our local and regional Canmore routes. … It’s going to help us continue to enhance and strengthening our sustainable transportation network.”

“I’m in a place where I’m now willing to take a leap of faith. I believe if we charge for the parkade, we’ll see more commuters use the train station and we’re going to see more folks wanting to park for longer at the train station,”

“The goal is to make sure that we're providing accurate and current information to our job seekers about the different housing options available in the Bow Valley,” said Reinira Lankhuijzen, career coach with the Job Resource Centre.

LETTER: With some reluctance, I am once again replying to the most current letter regarding my Jan. 18 letter.

LETTER: This hurts all the more because BVCU used to be a wonderful alternative to the major banks' soulless corporate mentality. Apparently, no longer.

A person received non-critical injuries following a cougar attack in Banff National Park on Monday (Feb. 12).

Changes have been made to Banff’s housing policy in a bid to encourage development of more housing.