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The Stoney Nakoda Advisory Circle, comprised of chair John Snow Jr. of Chiniki First Nation, David Bearspaw of Bearspaw First Nation, and Trudy Wesley and Glenda Crawler of Goodstoney First Nation, will help to guide the museum in exploring its role in addressing the difficult legacy of Canadian colonialism and settlement in relation to Indigenous peoples.

The next move in the ongoing legal battle between the Town of Canmore and Three Sisters Mountain Village Properties Limited is in the hands of Alberta’s Court of Appeal.

“It shows the respect that we have across the country. It is a huge statement and a huge sign of support for the Banff Centre.”

“Our council is in a point of adjustment right now. We have asked Shaina Tutt to be our acting CAO, while we are in the process of finding an interim CAO.”

“Minimalism is by definition, to my experience, often found on more simplified landscapes. They exist in mountainous areas but I found them easier to find in rural landscapes, in agricultural communities. I think a lot of people look to these and relate to the themes they see in front of them.”

“Any policy changes would affect the income of lower-income people, vulnerable people could see a reduction in inequality. … In general terms, whenever there are policy changes to help you will be able to the reduction in inequality."

The Wolverines girls soccer team plays for the league championship Wednesday (Oct. 12) at Millennium Field in Canmore. Kick-off is 4:30 p.m.

The road to recovery has started for a local MMA fighter.

It’s been said democracy is messy, hard and never easy. The paraphrasing of Robert F. Kennedy is one that rings true when coming to conclusions on decisions that will impact the lives of people.

PHOTOS: The past week in photography in the Bow Valley