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“It's just not an education story — it's a social story,” Chief Russell Wesley told Canada's National Observer.
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“It's just not an education story — it's a social story,” Chief Russell Wesley told Canada's National Observer.
Article content The first of three days of public hearings on two proposed developments that would double Canmore’s population in the next 20 to 30 years heard fierce opposition from the public on Tuesday. The developments, proposed by Three Sisters Mountain Village and Quantum Place Developments, passed first reading by council in February and have since seen a significant amount of backlash and protests at the sites by concerned residents. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Day 1 of public hearings on proposed Canmore mega-development hears i...