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PHOTOS: The past week in photography in the Bow Valley

EDITORIAL: Regardless of which party is in power in Alberta four weeks from now, if Kananaskis Country is going to be of continued importance for residents work needs to begin on new management plans before the year is out.

PHOTOS: Early Years fair entertains, educates

PHOTOS: And they're off! Equinox Run returns

PHOTO: Training camp held for local athletes

"It’s been a trip to see how far everyone has come, and how far the club has come in the past few years in terms of striking."

“I believe the relatively small negative impacts are far outweighed by the positive implications.”

"I’m hopeful we can rebuild rugby culture. It definitely got hit pretty hard by COVID because being a small school we relied on that culture of this is what we do here.”

“To me, there are certain things about this that are really meaningful. One is finally not as many people will have to leave the valley to get the care they need, and they’ll be near their community for support – that’s huge."

The election could go either way in the swing riding, but environmental conservation, tourism, and healthcare – all key issues to the Bow Valley – are likely to divide votes in the selection of candidates.