Banff

“Frankly, it’s not a precedent that I am about to start after 16 years on council," said Mayor Karen Sorensen

“In essence, our piece of the pie is growing, so we’re going to pick up a bigger portion of the education tax levy, which is disappointing in this year when obviously the opposite has happened,” said Chris Hughes, Banff's corporate services director.

“We found if Three Sisters builds out and the town of Canmore has a whole bunch of new development, we’re going to see an additional six per cent reduction in connectivity.”

“This wolf began to show signs of dispersal over the past six months, as it first travelled south into Spray Valley Provincial Park, and into British Columbia, before finally venturing further south."

“The displeasure of numerous storefront being blocked by trees certainly caused quite a stir,” said Bear Street business owner Kaylee Ram.

"Clearly we must continue to do everything we can to keep our community safe until we can get everyone vaccinated,” said Silvio Adamo, Banff's director of emergency management.

“At the end of the day, it’s not the gun itself it's the person whose hands it's in,” said Banff-Airdrie MP Blake Richards.

"Success for me will be registered by the smooth operation of the residential section of this. We really listened to residents in designing this system and it’s really essential for me that this goes smoothly for our residents," said Councillor Chip Olver

“Naming 101 Bear St. the Catharine Robb Building is a very fitting recognition of this outstanding philanthropist whose legacy is felt every day in Banff.”

“At the end of the day, it’s not the gun itself it's the person whose hands it's in,” said Banff-Airdrie MP Blake Richards.