Greg Colgan

3 days ago | rmoutlook.com | Greg Colgan

CANMORE – An amendment to the Silvertip area structure plan (ASP) to allow building a potential extra 100 residential units will return to council later in May. Canmore council postponed the decision to a special meeting on May 27 for a possible amendment following a public hearing Tuesday (May 6). The vote, which went 6-1 with only Mayor Sean Krausert opposed, was brought forward by Coun. Jeff Mah after the lengthy public hearing on the downtown redevelopment plan concluded.

4 days ago | rmoutlook.com | Greg Colgan

CANMORE – A $1.856 million surplus from the 2024 budget will be redirected two Town of Canmore reserves. Canmore’s finance committee approved at its April 22 meeting to allocate $900,000 into the tax stabilization reserve and the remaining $956,000 to general municipal capital reserve. Coun. Joanna McCallum highlighted the importance of reinvesting in reserves, especially when unforeseen circumstances arise or critical projects are needed to start quickly.

4 days ago | rmoutlook.com | Greg Colgan

CANMORE – The audited financial statements gave the Town a clean bill of health. Michelle Lutz, a partner with Avail CPA and the Town's independent auditor, said “the Town is positioned financially well,” with healthy reserves and there were no concerns during the annual review. “Overall, the Town is trending well with all similar municipalities in Alberta. There were no red flags, no concerns,” she said.

1 week ago | westerninvestor.com | Greg Colgan

CANMORE – A decision on the next stages for Canmore’s redevelopment plan will wait a little longer. Canmore council unanimously voted to postpone second and third readings following conclusion of a public hearing on Tuesday (May 6), which provided more than 1,300 pages of written submissions and roughly four dozen speakers give feedback over several hours. “We’ve been given a lot to think about today.

1 week ago | rmoutlook.com | Greg Colgan

CANMORE – A decision on the next stages for Canmore’s redevelopment plan will wait a little longer. Canmore council unanimously voted to postpone second and third readings following conclusion of a public hearing on Tuesday (May 6), which provided more than 1,300 pages of written submissions and roughly four dozen speakers give feedback over several hours. “We’ve been given a lot to think about today.