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Canmore lays out plans to tax vacant homes, make tourist homes thing of the past - Vimarsana News

Canmore lays out plans to tax vacant homes, make tourist homes thing of the past

When the cost of living in Canmore rivals centres like Toronto and Vancouver, tackling housing affordability and availability in the mountain town borrows from those bustling cities.

Source: cbc.ca
Riverside Park, Bow River bridge boat launch potentially added to Canmore paid parking program - Vimarsana News

Riverside Park, Bow River bridge boat launch potentially added to Canmore paid parking program

Two new areas could soon be added to Canmore’s visitor paid parking program.

Increased pricing potentially coming for Canmore paid parking in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Increased pricing potentially coming for Canmore paid parking in 2024

“We need to continue to adjust and evolve what this service level does. I think the fee increase in peak season in downtown as well as the fee expansion in the peak season for Quarry Lake as well as the expansion of the Town Centre zone are appropriate ways in the next way to expand the paid parking program and continue to evolve it,”

Polarizing Three Sisters area structure plans adopted by Canmore council - Vimarsana News

Polarizing Three Sisters area structure plans adopted by Canmore council

CANMORE – The long-discussed development on lands owned by Three Sisters Mountain Village Properties Limited will occur, despite the Town of Canmore's concerns.

Canmore council begrudgingly approves controversial developments - Vimarsana News

Canmore council begrudgingly approves controversial developments

Two developments that could double Canmore’s population have been approved by the mountain town’s council — but not by choice.