February 14th, 2018 ~ Vol. 89 No. 7
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First ever Slide & Ride at PPK
Twenty-four volunteers came down to Crowsnest Pass from as far as Edmonton to help with the first ever Slide & Ride event at the Pass Powderkeg Ski Hill, hosted by The Canadian Association For Disabled Skiing (CADS) Alberta on February 10. Ten participants registered for the event, which offers people with disabilities the opportunity to ski or snowboard in a fun learning environment.
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When volunteers come together, it’s a magnificent sight.
This community is blessed with amazing people who always seem to come together when the need arises.
I look at Riversdale and their [...]
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Black bear population study in Southwest Alberta suggests healthy numbers
Residents living in Southwest Alberta know that we share our landscape with black bears but until now, there have been no studies conducted to actually estimate or calculate population densities and numbers.
University of Alberta graduate student [...]
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Letters to the Editor
A girl from a little Alberta town
The year was 1968 and the place, Peace River Alberta. I visited Peace River around 1972 and it was much the same as the Crowsnest Pass. At night you could see lights from the highway signaling the location of farms and ranches. One of them belonged to [...]
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Previous Issues
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PPK to host first event that helps skiers/snowboards with disabilities
Skiing and snowboarding are fun group activities for friends and families and Canadian Adaptive Snowsports (CADS) organization extends that inclusivity to people with disabilities.
For the first time [...]
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Looking Back by John Kinnear
Frantisek Vejr – Honor to His Memory - Part IV
So I am finally going to take you to Frank’s ultimate end with the help of the last few pages of his remarkable memoir. It has been a fascinating journey research-wise, one that has taken me to hundreds of websites and once again reminded me of this undeniable fact. It was [...]
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Growing up on the west coast, and having previously lived in various small towns throughout BC, Theresa now lives in Sparwood with her husband of a decade, Duane, whom she had met in [...]
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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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