Chelsea Kemp

“I think we have to find the right balance of ensuring we can allow our forest industry to grow and mature, while also ensuring that our tourism industry, which is largely supported by that trail network here in Bragg Creek, is also protected."

“It doesn’t seem right to us that cubs are orphaned— That they should be taken completely out of the population,” Smeeton said. “The population needs them. Every bear is important.”

“I think we have to find the right balance of ensuring we can allow our forest industry to grow and mature, while also ensuring that our tourism industry, which is largely supported by that trail network here in Bragg Creek, is also protected."

Celebrating the students of Bow Valley and Cochrane High youth who will no doubt help create a better world were honoured this week. They remind us of the important place youth have in shaping our society.

“It doesn’t seem right to us that cubs are orphaned— That they should be taken completely out of the population,” Smeeton said. “The population needs them. Every bear is important.”

“I hope that it plants a seed and that they go home and have a conversation about race,” Gicuhi said. “They can self-reflect and look at, ‘What am I doing, what biases do I have that I need to correct.’”

“The idea was how can we be together when we are apart,” Hazelwanter said. “It’s a visual of spreading hope and solidarity in tough times.”

“This will help ensure that short term rentals are being regulated appropriately in Town,” Hofer said. “There appears to be a growing popularity of this type of short term rental in Town.”

“Services will no longer be fragmented within two facilities as they were in the past,” Krawec said. “Parents will be able to walk through the FRN (Family Resource Network) door and attended child development programs, access parenting support, basic needs support or even counselling.”