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A new non-profit organization in Canmore hopes to connect local entrepreneurs wanting to grow their business with mentors and financiers, who are also Canmore residents.

With one year of operations under its belt, Canmore’s $39 million Elevation Place is doing better than originally planned, financially. While it still has an operating deficit of $1.

The Town of Banff is moving ahead with the next step in the plan to redevelop Banff’s recreation grounds. The municipality has gone out to tender to hire a consultant to help them come up with a plan for redevelopment.

The Province will invest $10 million toward the repair of flood damaged trails over the next three years, Minister of Environment Robin Campbell announced at Kananaskis’ Jumpingpound Bridge, June 5.

Cougar Creek crossings by cyclists and pedestrians will return with the installation of another pedestrian bridge this summer.

A proposed community association in Canmore wants the municipality to slow down its process when it comes to redeveloping the old daycare lands.

Banff is forecast to be in the red to the tune of $121,000 by the end of the year based on the first three months of operations this year.

Tanya Foubert CANMORE One year after Canmore’s mountain creeks caused devastating damage in the community, it’s not just flood prevention infrastructure the municipality has been working on to prepare itself for future disasters.

It’s been a tough and deadly week for black bears in the mountain national parks.

How does a pedestrian cross the road in Canmore? If it is at the intersection of Main Street and Seventh Avenue, it is after vehicles get a chance to make right and left hand turns.