Canmore

LETTER: As an Alberta professional planner, some provincial hierarchical information appears to need clarity for Three Sisters.

Local teams clash at Rocky Mountain Classic

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“One, by being able to better reach their monthly expenses by the supports and services offered by the program. Two, that they were better able to connect in community and participate and have relationship and connection with people due to the services we were going to be able to support them with.”

LETTER: I am writing to express my concern and dismay about the province’s decision to proceed with the Three Sisters Mountain Village development under an assessment that was done 32 years ago – a full generation ago.

Banff's gender makeup is now more like Whistler, with a 54-46 per cent male-female split.

“There’s definitely been an increase in the average guests per night. During the cold snap, we saw a pretty consistent use of the space. It wasn’t a drastic increase, so we didn’t reach capacity within the shelter space, but we saw between five to seven guests a night.”

EDITORIAL: The unseasonably warm winter has continued to remain in the Bow Valley.

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