Canmore

CANMORE – The Bow Valley’s burgeoning local food scene has received a boost from the provincial government in the form of Alberta-wide recognition that local agriculture, brewing and distilling are cornerstones of the provincial economy.

RCMP Major Crimes has announced that another search is underway for Stephanie Stewart of Canmore, who has been missing since 2006 and is believed to be the victim of a homicide.

T ucked away in empty lots and behind places of business is a growing community of residents who find refuge in their vehicles.

The issue of renaming Ha Ling Peak was controversial and divisive, yet culturally important, addressed concerns of racial bias and brought to the forefront Canmore and the Bow Valley’s history and future.

CANMORE – Canmore may be on track to become one of the least prohibitive municipalities when it comes to public consumption of recreational cannabis once it is officially legalized later this year. Elected officials were briefed Tuesday (Aug.

CANMORE – Cambridge Bay, or Iqaluktuttiaq in Inuinnaqtun, is a small hamlet in Nunavut of less than 2,000 people; one which recently sent one of its residents to Canmore for a hiking trip.

CANMORE – A large pile of earth causing dust for nearby residents of Three Sisters Mountain Village won’t be going anywhere anytime soon after a recent development appeal board hearing ruled in favour of an appeal against the developer.

CANMORE – Bow hunting will no longer be permitted on Larch Island thanks to changes made to the province’s bow hunting boundaries. The province removed Larch Island from the hunting zone on Aug.

CANMORE – Canada Post is investigating after multiple community mailboxes throughout Canmore were damaged or tampered with in July.

CANMORE – Canmore RCMP are investigating an incident where a member of the public was approached by a man who falsely identified himself as a police officer. On Friday (July 27), at approximately 6:30 p.m.