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Banff immigrant population growing

Banff immigrant population growing

The community of Banff has a growing number of immigrant residents – far more, percentage-wise, than the rest of the province and country. According to the 2011 Census, 27.
Community group seeks to restore hall

Community group seeks to restore hall

The MD of Bighorn has agreed to partner with the Exshaw Community Association and co-sign an application to allow ECA to apply for a $100,000 grant to renovate the community hall.
Town's tourism strategy 'flawed'

Town's tourism strategy 'flawed'

The Town of Canmore’s sustainable economic development and tourism strategy is fundamentally flawed, according to Canmore Business and Tourism officials, because it treats economic development and tourism as separate goals.
Canmore MDP rewrite in the works

Canmore MDP rewrite in the works

Canmore’s Municipal Development Plan will be rewritten this year, but it won’t happen alongside the planning process for Three Sisters Mountain Village.
OLS students recognized

OLS students recognized

Love wasn’t the only thing in the air during Our Lady of the Snows (OLS) St. Valentine’s Day academics and achievement ceremony – a good dose of praise and recognition was also present. The school spent Valentine’s Day (Feb.
Canmore bylaw looks to ban idling vehicles

Canmore bylaw looks to ban idling vehicles

It may soon be an offence in Canmore to leave your vehicle idling within the town’s limits.
OLYMPICS UPDATE – Green exorcizes demons in mass start

OLYMPICS UPDATE – Green exorcizes demons in mass start

The last time Brendan Green was in a mass start biathlon race, it nearly ended his career. Just to start the same race two years later at the 2014 Winter Olympics was a testament to his courage and determination.
OLYMPIC UPDATE - Hudec wins Olympic bronze in Sochi

OLYMPIC UPDATE - Hudec wins Olympic bronze in Sochi

Attention Banff: your Panda has been bronzed. Banff’s Jan Hudec ended Canada’s 20-year Olympic alpine medal drought and scored the first piece of hardware for Bow Valley athlete at the 2014 Sochi Olympic Winter Games on Sunday (Feb.
OLYMPIC UPDATE - Slow skis plague Canadian men

OLYMPIC UPDATE - Slow skis plague Canadian men

Heading into the Olympics, the Canadian men’s cross-country ski team was undeterred by the big climbs, tough opposition and warm weather that were to greet them in Sochi. What they weren’t anticipating was wax problems.
Banff residents satisfied with quality of life: survey

Banff residents satisfied with quality of life: survey

Residents of Banff not only live in one of the most beautiful places in the country, they are pretty darn happy to be doing so.
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