Council makes first step to purchase custom made Ladder Truck
As part of the 2021 Capital budget, Council approved the purchase of a ladder Truck for the Fire Department to be funded by debt in the amount of [...]
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April 7th, 2021 ~ Vol. 91 No. 14
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Building Bridges
Grade 8 students from Crowsnest Consolidated High School built popsicle stick bridges for the East Kootenay Branch Annual Popsicle Stick Bridge Building Contest, sponsored by Teck. Mr. Bole and some of his students took part in this year’s contest.
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As part of the municipality’s Travel Alberta project to enhance GoCrowsnest.ca, an ad buy was included to promote the launch of the revamped website. This campaign took place in [...]
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Like We Used To
Another holiday weekend, another holiday spent different than usual.
Easter weekend is a big one for my family.
Every Easter is spent [...]
Easter weekend is a big one for my family.
Every Easter is spent [...]
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Previous Issues
Council Passes Bylaw for Re-designation
The proposed bylaw involves the resignation of 3 (Lot 1, Block 1, Plan 0213871 NUA-1 District) and one portion of SE 2-8-4- W5M (NUA-1 District) and one portion of SE 2-8-4-W5M (RO-1 District) to [...]
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Pass Pool hoping for full season
The Crowsnest Pass Community Pool is hoping to enjoy a full season this year.
After a shortened 2020 season, Pool Society Board Chair, Lesley Margetak, says [...]
After a shortened 2020 season, Pool Society Board Chair, Lesley Margetak, says [...]
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Tip Off
We are currently in one of my favourite stretches of the year.
Spring weather is here (other than the inevitable major snowfall still to come) and one of the [...]
Spring weather is here (other than the inevitable major snowfall still to come) and one of the [...]
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Decoux’s Delicious Dandies – Part II
I am hopelessly immersed in a twenty five year pocket of Pass history and can’t seem to break out. Mr. Decoux’s remarkable collection of clippings has taken me over. I had thought I would [...]
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Seniors Supper to look different this year
This year’s Senior’s Supper put on by the graduating class of CCHS will look different than previous ones.
Previous dinners have been held at [...]
Previous dinners have been held at [...]
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Coexisting
In my short two years here, I’ve heard many arguments both for and against the mining projects coming the Crowsnest Pass, specifically the Grassy Mountain Project.
I’ve heard people argue [...]
I’ve heard people argue [...]
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Council Briefs
Council were presented with seven bylaws that Administration recommended for repeal. Council passed second and third reading of the General Repeal Bylaw, repealing the [...]
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