Council updates
Council has decided to direct Administration to revise the Land Use Bylaw as it pertains to RV use on Grouped Country Residential (GCR) parcels. The new drafted bylaw would need to [...]
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Loose parts play time
Brighter Futures is hosting a series of “Loose Parts Exploration” play times at the new Nature Learning Play Space at the MDM, where kids can play together in an unstructured environment that utilizes natural textures as equipment for play. Pictured above are Eli (left) and Elise playing in the “kitchen” area of the playground.
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Blairmore Legion membership votes to turn in their charter
After 92 years of serving the community, the Blairmore Legion #7, a branch of the Royal Canadian Legion, has closed permanently.
The legion did not [...]
The legion did not [...]
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Locals advocate for TNR for feral, stray & abandoned cats
In an area of Bushtown, Roxanne Michalski says she has trapped and found homes for 54 cats in just two years. But, with many unsterilized cats still wandering the streets, new cats keep coming in and it's hard to [...]
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The Fugly Soap Factory Contest is BACK!
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the original winner couldn’t accept the prize, that’s why we are EXTENDING the contest!
In collaboration with [...]
In collaboration with [...]
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Previous Issues
The faces of Crowsnest Pass servicemen and women
This Remembrance Day marks a special anniversary, 100 years since the signing of the Armistice that ended WWI, signed on November 11, 1918. That’s a colossal observance all on its own, but to commemorate [...]
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Two Noteworthy Moments of Connectivity
Six degrees of separation is the hypothesis that anyone on Earth can be connected to any other person on the planet through a chain of acquaintances with no more than five intermediaries. As a historian finding the obscure pieces of the puzzle on what has [...]
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Breakfast Program at CCHS
We all have “those” days occasionally, where it’s hard enough just getting out of bed for work and school in the morning, let alone finding [...]
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14th annual Harvest of Memories Gala Fundraiser
The Crowsnest Historical Society is hosting their annual dinner, auction and live music fundraiser, the Harvest of Memories Gala, on Saturday, September 29 at the [...]
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Council updates
Peter Swain, Alberta Parks South Region Director, presented as a delegation to council and provided updates on access into the [...]
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Ascent Dental’s partnership and new building
Ascent Dental and Creekside Dental, two clinics in Pincher Creek, have merged together this summer and are operating out of a brand-new building.
The dentists decided to [...]
The dentists decided to [...]
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Council updates
Two years following the sale of the community-owned electrical distribution system to FortisAlberta, the municipality has received a payment of approximately [...]
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Daniel Revie Walker, Operation Manna and a Wall
In my last article I promoted, with great enthusiasm, the Nanton Bomber Command museum’s 75th anniversary commemoration of the Dam Busters raid. It was held August 24th/25th at their expansive hangar and was [...]
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