Opinion

Not to freak anybody out here – and that includes locals and visitors alike – but it seems bears are everywhere these days.

Thanks to a lack of support from the business community, Canmore suddenly, but not entirely unexpectedly, finds itself without a tourism marketing agency.

Because you, our readers, are no doubt as tired of seeing letters to the editor regarding photo radar as we, Outlook staff, are, we’ve decided to do our civic duty and offer up a rock solid, can’t miss, surefire, game changing, open and shut, definit

It’s a good thing Canada’s 150th birthday celebration isn’t until 2017.

The 2026 Winter Olympics may seem a long way off, but 2019 certainly isn’t and that’s why kicking around the idea of Bow Valley venues once again seeing Olympians in action is not a bad idea.

There is a lot of talk in our Bow Valley municipalities around the topic of sustainable funding, so much so that as a buzzword it really lacks a quantifiable definition.

Alberta’s Municipal Government Act has a few big changes being proposed to it by the NDP government in the province and while many of the alterations to it are progressive policies welcomed by cities and towns – there is a glaring absence in the legi

It’s hard to believe, almost, that in 2016, with terms like green and environmentally-friendly bantered about constantly, and people the world over rallying for animal welfare and protection of all manner of species, that in Alberta there are still b

If, as they say, a picture is worth 1,000 words, check out our front page.

It won’t make much difference this summer, but the Town of Canmore’s incentive program for suite creation should be lauded.