Opinion

Gratitude can change the world, if you let it into your daily life.

"Science is not static and understanding that evidence evolves and builds with time will help us in this time where studies related to COVID-19 are proceeding at breakneck speed. We can be confident that recommendations will be refined or changed as new information comes forth and adds to the body of scientific evidence."

The first confirmed case of COVID-19 was reported in Alberta on March 5, 2020. Premier Jason Kenney declared a state of provincial health emergency on March 17, 2020.

In recognition of International Women’s Day on March 8, I want to say, thank you to all of the amazing women who are doing some extra heavy lifting these days.

A downtown enhancement plan has been in the capital plan for several years and council has repeatedly chosen to delay doing this work. With another Main Street closure this year and paid parking coming online next year, the business community is ready to work on the vision for the downtown's future now, not in 2023.

The big question facing Canmore is this: “Given the uncertainty of the world and the unprecedented speed at which it is changing, how can we welcome jobs and develop an appropriate ‘fit for the future’ economy while we protect our community’s character and values, its natural assets, and quality of life?” 

Since agreeing to the terms of reference with the Town in 2018, TSMV has done its due diligence to ensure its area structure plans (ASP) for Three Sisters Village and Smith Creek address the needs of our community and protect our natural environment.

The 2021 budget for the government of Alberta will be released Thursday (Feb. 24). It will be the third budget for the United Conservative Party, elected two years ago to power in this province.

Facebook has shown its true face this week, and Canadians should take notice.