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Banff's water supply healthy 'even if demand grows dramatically'

Banff's water supply healthy 'even if demand grows dramatically'

“There's enough precipitation even in the driest climate scenarios that are currently being modelled to support the health of our groundwater aquifer, even if our demand grows dramatically.”
Banff looking at east entrance intercept lot, mobility hub during service review deliberations

Banff looking at east entrance intercept lot, mobility hub during service review deliberations

Banff's governance and finance committee has administration to return as part of 2025 service review process with an east entrance intercept mobility hub project for consideration.
RCMP warn of possible weekend Highway 2 disruption from tax protest

RCMP warn of possible weekend Highway 2 disruption from tax protest

Axe the Tax protests have included vehicles conducting a “slow roll” convoy of vehicles driving below the speed limit on the highways
Canmore public transit review outlines potential needs for Roam

Canmore public transit review outlines potential needs for Roam

“When made safe, convenient, comfortable, and direct, people will elect to take a larger proportion of their trips by foot, bicycle, and transit,”
Valley Winds stamp 30 years of music, friends, memories

Valley Winds stamp 30 years of music, friends, memories

“One of the big things is, the friendships that I've made over these last 29 years.”
Warmer temps forecast as Banff, Canmore golf courses set to open

Warmer temps forecast as Banff, Canmore golf courses set to open

Local golf courses are set to open in late April, early May
Canmore minor hockey roundup: clutch goal wins banner for U11 Eagles

Canmore minor hockey roundup: clutch goal wins banner for U11 Eagles

“I don’t think that group of kids could have been more excited than when the goal went in and the clock ran down,” said Purdue.
Alberta introduces municipal political parties

Alberta introduces municipal political parties

The Government of Alberta announced a series of sweeping changes today to legislation regulating municipal government and elections, including formally introducing political parties at the municipal level and giving the province more power to overrule bylaws and remove elected councillors. 
PHOTOS: Fast racing, fun costumes highlight Bozocup in Banff

PHOTOS: Fast racing, fun costumes highlight Bozocup in Banff

PHOTOS: Ski racers and stars highlight Bozocup at Norquay
Canmore municipal reserves receive $2 million bump

Canmore municipal reserves receive $2 million bump

“Historically, our surpluses were generally in that two to three per cent of expenditures range.”
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