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Tanya Foubert

Tanya Foubert

Tanya Foubert started as a news reporter at the Rocky Mountain Outlook in 2006, and left town briefly in 2012 to be editor of a weekly newspaper in Whistler, B.C. In 2018, she took the position of editor at the Outlook. She has also won national and provincial news-writing awards for her coverage of the 2013 flood in Canmore.

Recent Work by Tanya

Canmore updates its off-site levy bylaw

Canmore updates its off-site levy bylaw

A new off-site levy bylaw has been approved for Canmore, which sets out the way growth-pays-for-growth when it comes to $145 million in future municipal infrastructure projects.
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Bow Valley Climate Action calls for changes to Canmore's Land Use Bylaw

Bow Valley Climate Action calls for changes to Canmore's Land Use Bylaw

Community members told council in December they would like to see the Land Use Bylaw receive a comprehensive review when it comes to riparian setbacks and energy efficiency.
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Canmore man sentenced to three years for possessing, distributing child pornography

Canmore man sentenced to three years for possessing, distributing child pornography

Crown prosecutor Michelle Kai told Judge T.C. Semenuk on Wednesday (Jan. 20) that after RCMP executed a search warrant on David Aschim's Canmore home last year and examined his electronic devices, they found 2,615 unique child pornography images.
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Canmore family search for dog missing from Calgary since end of December

Canmore family search for dog missing from Calgary since end of December

It has been 20 days since Leeza went missing from a yard in northern Calgary, scared off by fireworks. Her family and volunteers from the community continue to search for her, hoping to find her and bring her back home to Canmore.
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Canmore family search for dog missing from Calgary since end of December

Canmore family search for dog missing from Calgary since end of December

It has been 20 days since Leeza went missing from a yard in northern Calgary, scared off by fireworks. Her family and volunteers from the community continue to search for her, hoping to find her and bring her back home to Canmore.
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Canmore family search for dog missing from Calgary since end of December

Canmore family search for dog missing from Calgary since end of December

It has been 20 days since Leeza went missing from a yard in northern Calgary, scared off by fireworks. Her family and volunteers from the community continue to search for her, hoping to find her and bring her back home to Canmore.
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Canmore Rec Centre approved for solar project

Canmore Rec Centre approved for solar project

Canmore council approved several 2021 capital projects ahead of its budget deliberations, which included cancelling solar projects for artsPlace, Senior's Centre and the Roundhouse, in favour of installing solar panels on the Canmore Rec Centre.
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CP Rail bills Canmore $295K for crossing replacement

CP Rail bills Canmore $295K for crossing replacement

CP Rail replaced the railway crossing at Spring Creek Gate in 2020 after water drainage issues led to "operational safety" concerns.
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Bragg Creek area MLA travelled to visit family in Saskatchewan over Christmas

Bragg Creek area MLA travelled to visit family in Saskatchewan over Christmas

Tim Gerwing, director of communications for the UCP Caucus, said Banff-Kananaskis MLA Miranda Rosin lives alone, so when she travelled to Saskatchewan to visit family over Christmas, she was following public health guidelines.
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Three Sisters Mountain Village area structure plans set for first reading Feb. 9

Three Sisters Mountain Village area structure plans set for first reading Feb. 9

The submission of the final two area structure plans from developer Three Sisters Mountain Village will likely result in a contentious community debate about what has been proposed for Canmore council to consider over the next several months.
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