Real Estate

“I’m excited because with the [annual general meeting] we have a number of openings on the board we need to fill, so there’s going to be a lot of new faces. … Seeing the new people come in, I think it gives us an opportunity to refresh. It’s been a bumpy year or two for the BIA in transitioning leadership,”

EDITORIAL: As with any budget, it’s not the number of photo ops or declarations that it’ll be remembered for but what it delivers.

LETTER: Requiring those who have the means to purchase a second home, probably because of unearned privilege and luck, to pay their fair share, is the definition of equity.

"It is effective at relocating visitors to other parking spaces and leaving spaces open for residents.”

LETTER: Before the first Canadian Pacific Railway passenger train rolled into Siding 29 in Banff, CPR was marketing Banff to the world.

The beginning stages of a development phase in Three Sisters that will eventually create 700-1,075 residential units will soon begin, but it will likely be 2026 at the earliest when new homes are ready to be moved into.

Banff council will consider second and third reading of tax rate bylaw April 22

Area developers and the Town of Canmore took another step closer in heading to the Land and Property Rights Tribunal for an appeal of a bylaw that outlined close to $300 million in future infrastructure needs.

“The report doesn’t necessarily make me feel like we’re making a better decision for the environment.”

LETTER: As a former Banff resident and frequent visitor since 1994, I have continued to follow with interest the Railway Lands area redevelopment plan (ARP) process, most recently council's special meeting for the public hearing on March 20.