The council meeting involved a formal acknowledgement of the importance and value of immigrants and newcomers to the community's social, cultural, civic, and economic life. A resolution was passed to formally recognize these contributions and commit to inclusive civic engagement. Furthermore, the council approved a motion directing the Mayor to correspond with federal and provincial governments to advocate for immigration, equity, diversity, inclusion, and the extension of voting rights for permanent residents in municipal elections.
Sep 1, 2026
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The council meeting addressed several key business items, including a request from the Bow Valley Immigration Partnership, approval of the 2026 Wildfire Mitigation Strategy, and authorization for capital projects including heat pump energy systems. Additionally, the council reviewed a funding increase for the Wastewater Treatment Plant Influent Screen Capacity Upgrade, discussed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Canadian Mountain Arts Foundation, and considered passenger rail stop advocacy.
May 19, 2026·Board meeting
Town of Canmore Committee of the Whole Meeting
The committee discussed findings from the 2026 Business Retention and Expansion Triage Survey, covering key trends in business performance and growth expectations, along with housing, taxation, and affordability challenges. An update was provided on the Waste Water Treatment Plant Odour Control Phase 3 Project. Councillor updates detailed various committee activities, intermunicipal agreements, and local advocacy efforts, while administrative updates highlighted progress on the Livability Tax Program, emergency management audits, and economic development initiatives such as the SMARTstart program and Canada Day funding.
Apr 21, 2026·Board meeting
Town Of Canmore Committee Of The Whole Meeting
The committee reviewed the Municipal Energy Coordinator's first-year progress report, highlighting achievements in energy auditing, baseline benchmarking, and the development of a corporate directive on energy and water usage. Additionally, the committee discussed the FireSmart Alberta Community Scorecard, which assesses wildfire preparedness, noting the town's high score and ongoing initiatives such as the Neighbourhood Recognition Program and wildfire mitigation strategies involving fuel reduction and collaborative community planning.
