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As Justin Trudeau's Liberals were handed a majority government in last week's federal election, there was also a red surge in the Bow Valley with Marlo Raynolds convincingly taking every poll.

While typically Albertans can expect to know their provincial government's budget details in spring, a newly-elected NDP government took until this Tuesday (Oct. 27) to release its first budget in the legislature.

A 20-year-old man has pleaded not guilty to arson charges relating to damage at the Morley Recreation Centre. Conroy Poucette from Morley pleaded not guilty on Tuesday (Oct.

The Canmore Nordic Centre is offering free ski passes and first aid training to volunteers as it attempts to expand its snow host program. Similar to services found at Lake Louise and Sunshine Village, CNC snow hosts offer guidance.

Canmore’s draft proposed municipal development plan is out for public input until Friday (Oct. 30) before administration makes changes to the plan and brings it back to council for consideration of first reading in the new year.

Lineups and extended waits at Morley polling stations to submit ballots in the 2015 federal election resulted in an unofficial 210 per cent voter increase at the polls.

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) stands by its recent report stating the MD of Bighorn has been fiscally unsustainable for “quite some time.

Wolves are formidable predators and they are taking advantage of abundant elk and deer to make a living on the fringes of the Banff townsite.

While it will continue to be known as Rotary House, it will no longer be owned by the organization for which it was named.

Canmore Business and Tourism took the time last week to launch its inaugural business awards and celebrate the best the local business community has to offer in seven categories.