Canmore

JANUARY In his annual address to the community, Canmore Mayor John Borrowman indicated 2018 would be a year focused on infrastructure and rebuilding community.

CANMORE – There are significant changes being considered for Canmore’s fire department beginning next year.

CANMORE – Canmore council had high praises for its administration and the process to reach a final 2019-20 operating and capital budgets for approval on Tuesday night (Dec. 18) as they voted unanimously to approve both.

CANMORE – The Town of Canmore is expanding its recycling service in 2019 to add an organic diversion program for residential and commercial properties. The new service isn’t cheap, with a $2.

CANMORE – Two parcels of land set aside for conservation sandwiched between the Eagle Terrace and Silvertip subdivisions is proving awkward for local officials in Canmore.

CANMORE – Major changes are under consideration in the Town of Canmore 2019 capital budget for Lions Park.

CANMORE – There are additional funds approved in 2019 for Canada Day events for the community after council voted this week to approve the budget.

CANMORE – The Canmore Library board would like to eliminate fees for access to its services for the community, but town council chose to pass on its request for an additional $25,000 in the budget next year to make it happen.

CANMORE – After 20 years contracting the water and wastewater utilities in the Town of Canmore out to EPCOR, the municipality expects to undertake a comprehensive review of the utility's operations in 2019 to determine if it should tender the contrac

CANMORE – The Rockies Institute is helping to bridge the gap between scientists and Indigenous groups in an effort to create meaningful dialogue that it hopes will lead to transformative approaches to climate change.