Inking at Captive Crow Tattoo Studio
Tattoos ignite an emotional roller coaster of feelings. For some, excitement, anticipation, bravery; for others anxiety and dread.
Tattoo artist [...]
Tattoo artist [...]
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March 29th, 2017 ~ Vol. 87 No. 13
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Slush Cup 2017
It was all sunshine and splash at the Pass Powderkeg Ski Resort for their annual Slush Cup on March 26, also marking the hill’s closing day for the year. Over 70 skiers, snowboarders and even tobogganers went for the good old pond skim across a chilly 50-foot pool. There were successful glides, successful attempts, and even the audience received a few collateral splashes. Those that decided to attempt the slush pit in style dressed up as Angry Birds, hot dogs, fluorescent orange mad hatters and other creative ensembles.
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Crowsnest Pass Weather
Teck’s Baldy Ridge extension
The Government of British Columbia has given Teck the green light to start work on the Baldy Ridge Extension Project, just outside of [...]
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Under new ownership, the Cos tries to find its niche
With many beloved eateries, bars and cafes around Crowsnest Pass and at a time when several new establishments are opening just in time for spring, the new owners of the Cos in Blairmore are working on [...]
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The Crowsnest Pass Gardening Club
A well-designed garden takes a lot of planning. This is a task I often devote myself to during the winter months.
A while back, I decided to [...]
A while back, I decided to [...]
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Thank you Ian Baxter
They say it takes a village to raise a child and, really, no truer words have been said.
My three poor boys, growing up in a small town and having me as their mom, must find it tough to [...]
My three poor boys, growing up in a small town and having me as their mom, must find it tough to [...]
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Health Foundation helps the community
The Crowsnest Pass Health Foundation has been in existence since 1996 and over the years has helped purchase [...]
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Previous Issues
Is There Bullying of Doctors?
According to a recent article in the Ontario publication The Star, bullying and intimidation is rampant within the medical community including [...]
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Crowsnest Pass Municipal council updates and news
Administration informed Council of the fact that candidates running for election are required to register a Notice of Intent with the municipality if they are expecting to [...]
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Boys and Girls Club looking for business sponsors
The Boys and Girls Club of Crowsnest Pass provides after-school activities to the children in the community and now, they are turning to the community for sponsorship support.
The Club is looking for [...]
The Club is looking for [...]
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Crowsnest Pass Music Festival: education first, competition second
A medley of voices, instruments, ages and genres took to the stages of the Crowsnest Pass Public Art Gallery, Isabelle Sellon School, Horace Allen School and the Crowsnest Community Christian Centre for the [...]
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Castle Parks public information session held at Elk’s Hall
Alberta Environment and Parks hosted a public information session at Elk’s Hall in Blairmore on March 17. This was one of several forums across Southern Alberta to gather public input and exhibit the [...]
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Coking Coal at Michel – A Mechanized Approach
Part of the development of the Elk Valley coal mines in the early part of the twentieth century had to do with the baking of coal. That is to say coking it, a process that involves its: “carbonization at high temperatures in an oxygen deficient atmosphere in order to [...]
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The state of the coal industry update
Nic Milligan, Manager of Community and Aboriginal Affairs at Teck Coal in Sparwood, spoke at this month’s Chamber of Commerce luncheon on March 8.
Milligan, who has been working at [...]
Milligan, who has been working at [...]
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FireSmart operations resume in the backcountry
Most of us only have to look out our window to see the beautiful forests surrounding Crowsnest Pass. But these forests can turn from our playground to a fire hazard in a matter of moments.
The four-person Crowsnest Pass Fire/Rescue team began [...]
The four-person Crowsnest Pass Fire/Rescue team began [...]
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Simply spry - shifting gears
Bigger isn’t always better. At least, that’s according to Susan and Ian Lowe-Wylde when it comes to their business, spry fitness retail store and fitness studio.
This perspective has fueled their decision to [...]
This perspective has fueled their decision to [...]
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Municipal council news and updates
Council received a request to re-designate a portion of York Creek Lodge land from “Recreation & Open Space – RO-1” to “Residential – R-1” to provide for the opportunity for [...]
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Thunder hockey Bantam boys push on to Provincials
Crowsnest Pass Bantam Thunder boys’ hockey is a small team of only 11 players, but they’ve got enough heart to fill an entire arena. It’s this drive that has pushed them through to qualify for [...]
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