January 31st, 2018 ~ Vol. 89 No. 5
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Australia Day
Peter Murray of Riversdale Resources, left, and Luke Fokkens of Tri-Form Concrete Ltd. whose bid won an original Aboriginal artwork piece that went for $850 at the Australia Day gala fundraiser for Jake Burgman. The event was held on January 27 at MDM Community Centre and the packed crowd was treated to a dinner, silent auction and music by the Chevelles.
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Crowsnest Pass Weather
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CNP library reduces hours amid funding cuts
The Crowsnest Pass Municipal Library has cut four hours to their times of operation at the beginning of January 2018, and the Board is [...]
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The outdoors, a place for fun and for learning
The outdoors are a fun place to play, but Horace Allen School (HAS) is hoping to [...]
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Looking Back by John Kinnear
Frank from Frank – Life’s Twist and Turns- Part III
So I left off last week stating that Frank and Karolina’s 8th child Lillian was born in April of 1912 and that four months later he can face to face with the loss with his beloved Karla. It was to say, at the very least, [...]
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Previous Issues
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Community members weigh in on Coleman revitalization plans
The municipality’s Coleman Revitalization Project has the potential to affect all of Crowsnest Pass by sprucing up the downtown core and attracting tourism to the area.
But that’s [...]
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Council updates: CAO, fire pits, grants
With budget approved and December holidays over, Council will begin advertising for the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) position. Patrick Thomas, Director of Development, Engineering, and Operations, has been [...]
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RIDECrowsnest public bus service reduced to two days a week
Members of the community have been speaking out against the municipality’s decision to reduce the RIDECrowsnest public bus service, but Council says [...]
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Backcountry rescue
It was hovering just above 0 degrees on the night of January 7 when a man recreating near Tent Mountain became separated from his friends and was caught in a [...]
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Chamber Luncheon recap: new tax rules for 2018
At a Chamber of Commerce Monthly Luncheon on January 10, Dennis Robin from Robin & Co. Chartered Accountant went over some of the tax changes that eithe [...]
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Local family donates PCA pump to Crowsnest Pass Health Centre
It was a Christmas gift that she held in her hand for only a few moments, but one that she fought five years to get and one that will make [...]
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Editorial and Opinions
Vultures of death
Who tries to make money on the grief of those who have experienced death? Well, last week, I found out it’s a company named Afterlife.
If you are a user of [...]
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