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 CCHS girls learning the game
The CCHS girls rugby team is back in action today (Wednesday) hosting Bow Valley Composite from Cochrane at 5 p.m. The squad is 0-3 heading into its final league game. The last outing for this mostly novice squad was a 79-0 loss to High River on May 9.[...]
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 Silvertip last course to open
Silvertip Resort becomes the last golf course to open for public play this season when it opens its doors Thursday morning, May 17.[...]
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 Bears keep winning
Highwood managed to do something to the Banff Bears no other team had accomplished -- they scored against the high school rugby team. But did they ever get punished for it.[...]
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 Crusaders on the attack
The goal is simply to be the best. After four years of "nearly" winning it all, Canmore Collegiate High School soccer head coach Gavin Peacock believes this is the year that his Crusaders can finally grab an elusive South Central Alberta high school soccer title.[...]
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 Second for BHA girls
The BHA Girls Midget AAA team had the crowd holding its breath at the final game of the Rocky Mountain Invitational against the Rocky Mountain Outlaws when the teams went scoreless into two rounds of overtime at the Banff Recreation Centre.[...]
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 WildSmart workshop
Cougar stories got you worried about your kids? Bow Valley WildSmart can help. The non-profit organization is offering a free seminar later this month aimed at families with young children.[...]
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 Barn doors closed
With some regret, some relief and many memories the Canmore Community Daycare Society and Canmore Preschool Society staff, parents and children said goodbye to the old barn on 17th Street with a third and final yard sale Saturday, May 12.[...]
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 Return of the bike patrol
Canmore RCMP are ready to shun their cars. The local detachment is stocking up on sun block and Dr. Scholl's inserts as they prepare for summer in the Bow Valley. Bike and foot patrols return to the streets this long weekend -- the unofficial start of the all-too-short summer in the Rockies.[...]
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 Banging on the door of poverty
It means sometimes working 70-plus hours a week and sometimes working only four at minimum wage but university graduate Melanie Guest said hard work, good friends and some luck has allowed her and her family to survive in Canmore.[...]
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 Rabbits cheaper in the Okanagan
Initial efforts to trim back the hopped-up rabbit population in Canmore have proven to be more costly than those in another prominent Canadian resort community.[...]
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 Anderson kicks for Colts
Austin Anderson may not be coveted by a Canadian Football League team, but when one door closes another opens. This past weekend, the Canmorite showed off his kicking leg at a rookie mini-camp for the National Football League's Indianapolis Colts.[...]
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 Eagle earns scholarship
Canmore Eagles graduate Justin Krabben is headed to the U.S. to continue his education and to play some college hockey. The six-foot-three, 185 lbs. defenceman joined the Eagles prior to last season from the Calgary Canucks.[...]
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 Living the dream
You know how sometimes you ask yourself 'I wonder what ever happened to ... ?' For casual hockey fans of the early Bow Valley/Canmore Eagles looking into the rafters of the Canmore Recreation Centre and seeing the retired No.[...]
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 Golf helps students excel in school
The 8th annual Gary Anderson Golf Tournament FORE Kids is rapidly approaching. The event, founded by Gary and Kay Anderson, which helps fund athletic pursuits in Canmore schools will be held June 25 at the Canmore Golf and Curling Club.[...]
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 Crusaders continue perfect run
A brace from Paulo de Soto helped the Canmore Collegiate Crusaders to a 5-3 victory over rival Foothills Composite of Okotook in high school soccer on Monday, May 7. Canmore Collegiate improved its South Central Zone record to a perfect 4-0 with the victory at Millennium Park in Canmore.[...]
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 Fire deal welcomed by Bighorn
Carolyn Montgomery is happy most of her constituents will be served by closer fire trucks in the future. Montgomery, councillor for the M.D. of Bighorn's Ward 2, can't hide her enthusiasm for the new fire agreement between the MD and the Town of Canmore.[...]
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 Bogner illustrates life through a lens
When it comes to painting a picture we generally think of oils, water colours, acrylics, poets ... sometimes over prosey newspaper journalists. For Kristian Bogner, painting a masterpiece means putting a camera on the subject.[...]
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 Council votes to tweak pay
Some Canmore councillors will potentially earn more this year for a heavier workload, but won't see any big changes in their pay packages.[...]
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 BRZ tax levy down slightly
Downtown Canmore businesses will pay a little less than anticipated to support their Downtown Business Revitalization Zone in 2012. The Downtown BRZ's tax levy was set at $99,250 by town council last week, about $6,170 less than initially budgeted for by the BRZ.[...]
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 School trustee joins council race
Canmore school trustee Vi Sandford is looking to add a second elected position to her political responsibilities. The second-term Canadian Rockies Public Schools board member also wants to serve as a Canmore town councillor.[...]
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