Canmore Development

• ‘It absolutely reeks’: Canmore continues to battle sewage smell from wastewater plant

  After two failed plans to combat the 'putrid' smell coming from Canmore's sewage plant, the town has come up with a new plan to replace the open air tanks with ones that have lids.

  Environment

  Oct 14
  
• Canmore to allow 2 major developments to go ahead after losing appeal

  Alberta's highest court has dismissed a Canmore appeal to reverse a tribunal decision ordering it to allow two major developments that would almost double the town's population.

  Canada

  Oct 3, 2023
  
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• Canmore town council rejects second proposed development

  The proposed Three Sisters Village and Smith Creek projects in Canmore, west of Calgary, would have almost doubled the town's population in the coming decades.

  Environment

  May 25, 2021
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• Council rejects 1 of 2 controversial developments in Alberta mountain town

  Town council in a popular mountain community has rejected one of two proposed development projects that together would have almost doubled its population in the coming decades.

  Environment

  Apr 27, 2021
• Polarizing development project in Canmore sparks heartfelt public hearings

  Residents have been voicing their concerns with a massive development proposal for Three Sisters Mountain Village.

  Consumer

  Mar 11, 2021
• Contentious wildlife corridor development in Canmore advances to public hearing

  Plans for two projects, which would cover about 80 per cent of the remaining developable land in Canmore, have been presented to the town's council.

  Canada

  Feb 9, 2021
• Development in wildlife corridor in mountain town of Canmore back up for debate

  Plans for two projects, which make up about 80 per cent of the remaining developable land in Canmore, show they could almost double the town's population in the coming decades.

  Environment

  Feb 2, 2021
• Billion-dollar vision for Alberta’s Silvertip Resort would be disaster for grizzlies: conservationists

  The village would have its own employee housing, but conservationists say the increased commercial development would be a disaster for the threatened grizzly bears that travel the Bow Valley.

  Environment

  Feb 17, 2017