Canmore

“In many respects, this is exactly what I was expecting. I expected to get over the 15,000 permanent resident mark, which we did. I was expecting we would have some increase due to non-permanent residents deciding to move here full-time due to COVID and encouraging people to work from where they live. If you have the opportunity to live in a beautiful place full-time, I understand why someone would do that.”

The Bow Valley's contingent continues to be a presence on the world stage and is fighting for top results.

Banff councillors Barb Pelham, Hugh Pettigrew and Chip Olver filed the mandatory disclosure statements. All candidates, regardless if they win or lose, are required to file by March 1, 2022.

Bow Valley athletes earned top 10s and personal bests over the past 24 hours in Beijing.

"I’m going to take a little time off, but I’ll be back throwing rocks pretty soon to get ready for the Tim Hortons Brier in Lethbridge."

“I kept the skating relaxed as opposed to getting tight, so I was able to carry my speed pretty well to the end.”

“Some mistakes as always, but after watching the guys before me I knew I really had to push it.”

Scott Gow was one shot away from a silver medal.

“It feels pretty incredible to be at the Olympics, and to know that I'm going to be an Olympian. I've put in a lot of years of work to get here. It's so exciting to have a dream of mine come to fruition.”

“The continuity of service is important and it makes sense to wait until there’s a new CAO to negotiate the terms with the new cost that we will be incurring as a municipality with the new fire hall coming on."