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Canmore Leader cover March 10, 2010  Share  
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Canmore Leader cover March 10, 2010
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Triathlon to help cross-country skiers  Share 
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By Shawn Slaght Canmore Leader A winter triathlon will be held on Canmore on Good Friday, Apr. 2, to help raise funds for Olympic athletes. [more]
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Canmore Leader cover March 10, 2010  Share 
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Canmore Leader cover March 10, 2010
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Wild Rose budget reaction   Share 
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By Hamish MacLean Canmore Leader Last week's federal budget announcement by Finance Minister Jim Flaherty was not one that held too many surprises. It did contain a large deficit, a minor increase in spending and a proposed plan to balance the books in five years. [more]
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Grizzly report shows clear steps: conservationists  Share 
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By Hamish MacLean Canmore Leader The province's recently released grizzly bear numbers don't tell the full story of what's needed to help Alberta's grizzly populations, Alberta conservationists say. [more]
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Canine café welcomes dogs and masters  Share 
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By Pam Doyle Canmore Leader Now for something completely different; at least for Canmore. The owner of the new Canine Café, the first of its kind in the Bow Valley, welcomes both dogs and their masters to come in and have a cup of java, or a doggie ice cream, whatever their pleasure. [more]
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Canmore rocks into fourth Idol  Share 
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By Pam Doyle Canmore Leader It takes a lot of courage to stand up in front of a crowd, and 21 amateur performers did just that on Saturday night at Canmore Idol at the Three Sisters Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion. [more]
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The Renegade Kid leaves town   Share 
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By Hamish MacLean Canmore Leader Canmore resident Seth Anderson is a songwriter that works under the seemingly contradictory maxim, "insecurity with an iron fist!" Yet in his songwriting, he's serious about it. [more]
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It’s all about the dogs  Share 
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I love cats. I have lived with some great cats. I'm living with a great cat now. But I'm sorry Bucket, I have forever been, and forever will be, a dog person. [more]
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The positive side of dirty laundry  Share 
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Canmore Leader Sean Krausert knows that mental illness too often flies under the radar, or is brushed aside, and that people don't like talking about it. He's gone through that himself. [more]
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Back on track  Share 
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By Hamish MacLean Canmore Leader Last week, Cross Country Canada invited media to witness seven-time Paralympic medallist Brian McKeever lead the team of Canadian Para-Nordic athletes in their final training session at the Canmore Nordic Centre prior to leaving for the 2010 Paralympic Winter [more]
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Eagles win game one  Share 
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By Shawn Slaght Canmore Leader The Okotoks Oilers will no longer have home ice advantage in the second round of the playoffs as the Canmore Eagles picked up a 5-4 victory over the Oilers Sunday night in Okotoks. [more]
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Loppet hits record numbers  Share 
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By Shawn Slaght Canmore Leader Just under 300 cross-country skiers converged on Lake Louise Sunday for the Calgary Ski Club's 38th annual Lake Louise Loppet. Along with the large turnout was record numbers in the jackrabbit category. [more]
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Canmore cover, Wednesday, March 3, 2010  Share  
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Canmore cover, Wednesday, March 3, 2010
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Canmore O.T. heading to Haiti to assist with disaster  Share 
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Heather Weaver has known that she wanted to work with people in developing countries since she was a teenager. The Canmore based occupational therapist is heading to Haiti next week to help with disaster relief programs there. [more]
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New ERS playground requires community support  Share 
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tudent council made the announcement at a school assembly Friday, Feb 26. One student councillor said, "Although Rainbow Park is a great playground, it's time to build a safer place to play. [more]
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A new proposal but the same plan for SCMV: administration  Share 
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The proposal by a local developer to create a replica of one of the town's landmark buildings as a community building has met with some debate in council and has generated some discussion among people in Canmore. [more]
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LUB Rollout 2 numbers please planners  Share 
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"We were pleasantly surprised," Gary Buxton, manager of planning for the Town said of the turnout at the open house for the second rollout of proposed policies in the Land Use Bylaw review process as roughly 30 people turned out for the information session held at the same time Canada played Russia [more]
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Wildlife biologist shares how animals talk  Share 
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Cam McTavish says wild animals have a way of communicating in the woods that is unknown to most humans. [more]
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Canadian Future Achievers Award a first at OLS  Share 
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A Canmore-born Morley girl recently was first awarded a first-of-its-kind award for Our Lady of the Snows Catholic Academy. Suzanne Twoyoungmen, 16, a Grade 10 student, is in her second year at OLS, the Stoney girl recently received the Canadian Future Achievers Award. [more]
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