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Six years in the saddle along the Great Divide — Crowsnest Pass Herald | Alberta (opens the original)
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When a string of pack horses travelled through Coleman, children stopped to watch as though a parade were passing through town. For Eric Muff, it was one memorable moment during a six-year horseback journey covering approximately 1,500 kilometres along the Great Divide, from the Montana border in Waterton Lakes National Park to Grande Cache. Muff and Guy Travis of Sparwood completed the journey in separate sections beginning in July 2020. Wildfires, flooding, snow levels and the availability of
RDEK eyes short-term rental density rules — Crowsnest Pass Herald | Alberta (opens the original)
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The Regional District of East Kootenay board will consider potential changes to its short-term rental policy after concerns were raised about the concentration of rentals in parts of the region. Recommendations dealing with short-term rental density are expected to be presented to the RDEK’s Planning and Development Services Committee on Oct. 8 before going to the board on Oct. 9. “The board will be asked to make a decision on density recommendations related to short-term rentals with a goal of
Native-plant project wins B.C. award — Crowsnest Pass Herald | Alberta (opens the original)
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A native-plant restoration program at coal mines west of Crowsnest Pass has received provincial recognition for its approach to reclaiming disturbed land. Elk Valley Resources and Nupqu Resource Limited Partnership received the Steelmaking Coal Mine Reclamation Award during the 49th annual B.C. Mine Reclamation Symposium in Fort St. John on Sept. 23. The award recognized a partnership that uses plants grown from wild seed collected throughout the Elk Valley to restore areas affected by mining. N
Council calls for Highway 3 safety review — Crowsnest Pass Herald | Alberta (opens the original)
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Crowsnest Pass council approved a request for a provincial safety review of Highway 3 through Coleman and will invite Elk Valley Resources to discuss mine operations and their potential local effects. The motions were among several decisions made at council’s Sept. 15 meeting. Council directed administration to ask Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors for a traffic safety review of Highway 3 through the Coleman business area, from Remedy’sRx to Crowsnest Consolidated High School. Mayor
Blairmore water upgrade may cost $6M — Crowsnest Pass Herald | Alberta (opens the original)
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A major water-system upgrade planned for southeast Blairmore is now expected to cost between $5 million and $6 million, more than double the roughly $2.4-million estimate in Crowsnest Pass’s 2022 infrastructure master plan. Chief Administrative Officer Patrick Thomas told the municipality’s first Committee of the Whole meeting September 17 that detailed design is underway, and the work will probably have to be divided into two projects. Administration expects the project and its updated probable
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