Kananaskis Country

PHOTOS: Adventure racers compete in Canmore winter orienteering challenge

“No one has been more committed to, or passionate about, building KID.”

LETTER: On the morning of March 3 after the snowstorm with sketchy road conditions outside Morley on Highway 1A and it being –22 Celsius, there was no shoulder and I lost the battle with black ice into a snow-filled ditch with the car on an absurd angle.

COMMENTARY: When we understand housing as a human right, we acknowledge that decent, affordable housing is the responsibility of all levels of government and civil actors in society. Everyone deserves to live in dignity and security and have a place to call home.

“Before we can light the unit, obviously we have to make sure that the indices are there – that we have the resources and the timing is right in order to do that.”

“This year’s snowpack and this time of year is not quite yet the time to be looking at doing those sorts of things.”

“We’re really excited about getting this service going, but we want to make sure that it’s done well and reliably. With the shortage of equipment that we will have this summer with not getting (the Proterra electric) bus delivered, it was felt that doing a weekend service and gradually building ridership would be the best way to go for the first year.”

PHOTOS: The past week in photography in the Bow Valley

COMMENTARY: Canmore residents and visitors to the Rockies need no introduction to the stunning beauty of the mountains.

Kananaskis residents to vote for one of two KID council candidates in upcoming byelection March 28.