Canmore

PHOTOS: Swap-o-Rama a success

PHOTOS: Local music entertains in Canmore

“I think I’ve progressed a lot throughout the year and I feel like it was a good way to end my season."

A procedural bylaw is the governing document for how municipal councils conduct their business. It can regulate how bylaws are passed, motions raised and public notices issued among dozens of other details that can rarely be thought of in the minutiae of governance.

“It is always an eclectic mix that falls under the folk umbrella,. We have everything from traditional, contemporary, indie folk, blues, to singer-songwriters, Celtic, world music, even jazz.”

“We had a couple of options of staying the course and do what we’ve done of taking on projects here and there and adding to housing inventory a couple of dozen units at a time or be ambitious and really tackle the problems of affordability in our town head on.”

“Clearly my brother and I have a knack for the head-to-head racing."

“I think you have to be real careful in blurring administration roles with elected officials. Council has to be in the driver seat or they’re going to get run over.”

The long running legal battle between the Town of Canmore and Three Sisters Mountain Village Property Limited made its long-awaited appearance at the Court of Appeal.

“You get this sense when you are playing that there may be divergent views in the audience, but it is the one time that the spirit, mystery and magic of music creates an environment where people let that go and don’t focus on it. That feels good and positive.”