Buy the damn fire truck!
How much is the safety of the people of Bellevue worth?
Sparwood adopts rates for new bulk water station
Customers using Sparwood’s new bulk water station will pay for the water they take rather than a fixed daily amount, following council’s adoption of a new rate structure Oct. 20.
Council orders lower-cost review of Bellevue fire engine
Crowsnest Pass council has kept the planned replacement of Bellevue Fire Engine 3 in its capital program but ordered administration to report on lower-cost options before the municipality proceeds with further borrowing-bylaw readings.
New flag rules coming to Crowsnest Pass schools
Crowsnest Pass schools will be required to follow new provincial rules governing which flags can be displayed on school property beginning Jan. 4.
Council rezones Blairmore seniors housing site
Crowsnest Pass council has redesignated the provincial property containing the former York Creek Lodge and Tecumseh Manor in Blairmore for public and institutional use.
There is room for conversations
When did standing up for what you believe make you a pariah? When did disagreeing with someone become a reason to question their intelligence, their character or their love for the place they call home?
Pincher Creek financial team takes on Pass clients
A Pincher Creek financial-planning team has assumed responsibility for Sun Life clients in Crowsnest Pass, although the change will not include opening a new local office.
Revenue gains lift Alberta to $2.2-billion surplus
Alberta finished the 2025-26 fiscal year with a surplus of more than $2.2 billion, marking a $7.4-billion turnaround from what the province expected when it introduced the budget.
RCMP seek local cameras to help solve crimes
Crowsnest Pass residents and business owners are being encouraged to register their security cameras with a provincewide program designed to help police gather evidence more quickly.
Council leaves fourth peace officer out of budget draft
Crowsnest Pass council declined to add a fourth community peace officer while keeping more than $537,000 in other municipal initiatives under consideration for the 2027 budget.

