Canmore

“I don’t want to jump the gun. The numbers from the holidays have some uncertainty in them because of the low number of tests, and there’s a real risk of an increase due to the holidays."

"It’s not always a positive [world he lives in], or an easy one, and that’s why asking for these things are important because we are just trying to elevate his standard of living."

Water and wastewater utility bills for residential properties can expect a 3.4 per cent overall increase to rates in 2021, or an increase of approximately $20.31 over the next year

“Road and rail mortality is the main cause of cougar cougar mortality in the Bow Valley.”

"Really what we want to do as a group is lead a robust community engagement process that helps us understand the history of tourism in Canmore and creates a meaningful and fitting vision for its future that focuses on the triple bottom line of people, planet and profit – keeping in mind community, visitors and ecological impact. It is really a vision of tourism that is holistic and not just about the tourism industry but about the whole community." 

The Canmore Public Library has adapted its Meet the Author events into a profile in its monthly newsletter with the Local Author Spotlight. Well-known local scribes like Hazel Huchins and Kevin Van Tighem have already been featured, with plans in the new year to highlight Nancy O'Hare and Lauren Hawkeye.

A selection of photos published by the Rocky Mountain Outlook in 2020.

There were a lot of headlines in 2020 for the community of Canmore – here are some of the highlights from the past year.

"We hope to resume this practice in 2022."

“I am concerned, to be blunt, about what we might see coming out of Christmas,” said Premier Jason Kenney during a COVID-19 briefing on Tuesday (Dec. 29).