Council Briefs
The proposed bylaw involves the re-designation of Lots 7-10 Block 6, Plan 2347BS, from Retail Commercial C-1 to Drive-in Commercial C-2 for the purpose of [...]
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June 2nd, 2021 ~ Vol. 91 No. 22
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Summer Swimming
The Pass Pool is nearing it’s opening for the 2021 season. After renovations were completed over the fall and winter months, the pool is almost ready to welcome residents again. There is still no set date for this year’s opening but the pool is hoping for a full season with fewer restrictions than last year.
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Dark Period
This week’s topic is a heavy one.
As I’m sure most if not all people reading this know, the bodies of 215 children were found at the site of a [...]
As I’m sure most if not all people reading this know, the bodies of 215 children were found at the site of a [...]
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May Long Weekend Follow Up
This year’s May long weekend didn’t cause too many issues for local law enforcement.
Corporal Mark Amatto says the weekend was actually [...]
Corporal Mark Amatto says the weekend was actually [...]
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William Samuel Lee et al
It has been an interesting and important exercise for me, through the last 15 years, to glance backwards into the lives of the early pioneers of the Crowsnest Pass. The earliest settlers here literally [...]
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Previous Issues
Highway 3 Twinning Planning Study for Piikani Nation
In October of 2020, the Highway 3 Twinning Development Association’s (H3TDA) message to the Government of Alberta was to fund any one (or more) of H3TDA’s 2021 Priorities in stages or as a [...]
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Getting it Wrong
This week I want to talk about just how wrong media platforms can get it wrong from time to time.
The mistake I will be talking about [...]
The mistake I will be talking about [...]
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We have been found!
I love to run, I love to hike, but I’m not a mountain biker.
I’ve tried mountain biking and I really enjoyed the climb up the mountain, but the ride down gave me grey hair. I found out in the moment as I tried to [...]
I’ve tried mountain biking and I really enjoyed the climb up the mountain, but the ride down gave me grey hair. I found out in the moment as I tried to [...]
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First Hike
This past weekend I went on my first hike of the year.
With it being the first one of the year I didn’t really want it to be overly strenuous.
I looked up some [...]
With it being the first one of the year I didn’t really want it to be overly strenuous.
I looked up some [...]
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Council Briefs
Council was presented with information regarding the potential move away from RCMP to a new Police Service for the province of Alberta. The presentation provided valuable information to Council on the negative impacts moving away from [...]
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With the Rain Cometh the Bow
The North American Catawba Indians of the Southeast and the Tlingit of the Pacific Northwest both regard a rainbow as the bridge between the living and the dead. I regard it as a remarkable natural phenomenon that is a sign of [...]
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Editorial
Well the numbers are in. I wrote an editorial a few weeks ago regarding my disgust with Jason Kenny and waffling on the coal issue to the point he created a survey allowing [...]
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Mining
This week’s issue has three separate articles on coal mining in Alberta.
One will show the survey results and some of the work being done by the Coal Policy Committee, one will show [...]
One will show the survey results and some of the work being done by the Coal Policy Committee, one will show [...]
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Rocky Mountain Gut Truck
A local food truck is doing their part to help out local businesses.
The Rocky Mountain Gut Truck will be offering small busniesses in the Crowsnest Pass and other small [...]
The Rocky Mountain Gut Truck will be offering small busniesses in the Crowsnest Pass and other small [...]
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Coal Policy Committee to begin engagement plans following survey results
Initial survey results are coming in following the online survey available to all Albertans regarding coal mining in the province.
Chair of the Coal Policy Committee, Ron Wallace, says [...]
Chair of the Coal Policy Committee, Ron Wallace, says [...]
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