Kananaskis Country

“This is a much-needed step towards making the outdoors the accessible and affordable experience Albertans deserve.”

LETTER: Shame on our provincial government for even considering such an irresponsible and unnecessary use of our public land, which is owned by all of us.

LETTER: Let’s hope the Town of Canmore has more important priorities for our community – such as housing, water resources and wildlife – and does not amend the Municipal Development Plan and land use bylaw to allow for the development of this so-called ‘wellness facility and boutique hotel’.

Opponents remain hopeful they are not standing on losing ground defending the West Bragg Creek and Moose Mountain areas of Kananaskis against timber company West Fraser, but recognize it’s an uphill battle.

Two-time Olympian Christian Gow transitions to coaching biathlon.

LETTER: I’d like to throw out some brickbats and bouquets following Saturday’s highway cleanup on the Trans-Canada Highway.

EDITORIAL: Anyone wondering who yields power in provincial and municipal politics can stop.

LETTER: In my opinion – while I can still express it – is that their attempt to ruin the foundations of our democracy by directly interfering in local governments by over-ruling the will of the citizens is a disgusting disgrace and should be met with strong opposition by all.

West Fraser – formerly Spray Lake Sawmills – plans to clearcut 900 hectares near West Bragg Creek and another 450 hectares in the Moose Mountain Trail network.

Avalanche Canada is asking outdoor enthusiasts to avoid the Kananaskis Country backcountry until the high hazard has diminished.