“The more information that is gathered and given to the public, the more educated we can all be”
Parks Canada is poised to unveil the first government-run website to publicly track bear activity in the Canadian Rockies, a move that comes in the wake of three fatal maulings in the past three years. via Calgary Herald
“I think it was well done because it was on the radio and I heard it numerous times this morning that it was going to be closed. There was ample signage all week saying when it was going to be closed.”
The closure of Country Hills Boulevard between Country Hills Drive and Beddington Trail has left the northwest without a major thoroughfare this weekend. via Calgary Herald
“And I just kept washing my hands because I felt like I had blood on them — I couldn’t (expletive) get it off”
After brutally raping his Canmore ex-girlfriend, a U.S. fugitive fled to Banff to deal with feelings of self-loathing, he testified yesterday. via Calgary Sun
“Across the province municipalities are coming up with their own data. The province doesn’t know for sure. It’s based on what the municipalities tell us.”
Provincial housing bureaucrat addresses BOWDA Bringing a message of more funding for affordable housing and a new ministry in which to do so, Stephen Manley, director of housing services south, of Alberta … via Canmore Leader
“This is geared to people from all over the world to take university courses”
A proposal to bring a university campus to Canmore, wrapped up in a condo-hotel complex, received initial approval from town council. via Canmore Leader
Photo courtesy of Carlos Buhler Yuri Koshelenko works his way up an ice ramp on Menlungtse , a Tibetan peak Carlos Buhler climbed with two Russian partners in alpine-style, lightweight fashion in 2005. via Yakima Herald-Republic
“There was three parameters for three months that didn’t get reported”
Data measuring the nitrogen levels in the town’s wastewater went unreported for a year, Canmore town council was told Tuesday. via Canmore Leader
“The brain will grow in correlation to its environment.”
Child services in the Bow Valley received a major boost from the provincial government that will help remove the Bow Valley Parent Link centre in Canmore from the municipal coffers and support children at their … via Canmore Leader
If one were to associate university education with intelligence, then Canmore has just earned a new moniker: the smartest town in Alberta. via Canmore Leader
Tuesday, March 11, 2008 Computer and Network Assistant - Marigold Library System - Strathmore, AB Marigold Library System is seeking a Computer & Network Assistant. via FLA Jobline
A tag cloud is a visual list of key terms associated with a piece of content. Larger and bolder tags are more relevant to the content. via Orange Co. Register
“That’s the fact of the matter. There isn’t a lot of land left”
Renaissance project offers distinctive style Ask around. You won’t find many people who regret their decision to purchase a home in Canmore, whether they made the move within the last five years or the last … via Business Edge
“His dream was living on a boat”
What started as an advertisement on the back of a sailing magazine has turned into an island paradise for three Calgary-area veterinarians. via Calgary Herald
On Feb 19, Columbia Valley RCMP responded to a report of diesel stolen from Fairmont Mountainside Golf Course. via Tacoma Daily Index
“It’s something we want to investigate, but there’s no doubt it will take more money to do that”
A 28-year-old woman from Canmore has died in an avalanche that occurred on the border of Banff and Kootenay national parks. via Vail Daily News
“I’ve never seen it that congested - ever. It was pretty crazy.”
HAYWARD - Russian native Ivan Babikov won the 35th American Birkebeiner cross-country ski race Saturday, finishing the 51-kilometer contest in just over two hours. via WisInfo
