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Old Posted Mar 16, 2021, 2:34 PM
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Location: Canmore, AB
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Canmore, AB - Construction, food, living here and photos

As of two weeks ago I became Canmore's newest resident and thought it was about time for Canmore to get its own permanent/on-going thread. I will be updating it regularly.

Pop: 13992 (2016- well into the 14s now)
Highest elevation: 1,480 m (4,860 ft)
Lowest elevation: 1,375 m (4,511 ft)

https://canmorealberta.com

This is a special place and certainly very different in look/feel than its beautiful neighbour Banff. An hour west of Calgary it is very popular with many Albertans for recreational or part-time homes. It's main resource/industry is outdoor activities and tourism.

I mean...


my own

It is famous for hosting the 1988 Olympics Nordic events (among other duties) and is 35mins from Nakiska, 20-Norquay, 35-Sunshine and 50 from Lake Louise ski hills.


my own

Nakiska


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Canmore has really 'grown up' in the last 5-10 years, with a lot of new investment, expansion and with it many more food/bev options.

There are multiple micro-ish- breweries and even a distillery here.


A rich and lengthy mining (mostly coal) history rests here.


The TransCanada Highway #1 bisects the town and creates two distinct sides, along with various hillside enclaves.




The new rec/community centre


Main street




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Spring Creek is the largest approved/on-going development project encompassing a large area of land between Policeman's Creek and the Bow.


https://www.springcreekrealestate.ca



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Three Sisters Mountain Village - Two ASPs

The current public hearing (going onto day 5) has been record setting in terms of duration and number of speakings/written submissions.

'The total population for Three Sisters Village is estimated to be 5,800 to 10,000. Please note, this represents a maximum occupancy for all potential hotels and visitor accommodation. The total population for Smith Creek is estimated at 2,200 to 4,500. '

TSMV

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Smith Creek

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Silver Tip
A popular housing, golfing and outdoor living spot nestled on the north side of the valley.




https://silvertipresort.com

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This summer Canmore's main street will be close to vehicular traffic to allow for expanded patios and distancing/crowd management.


https://canmore.ca/joomlatools-files...%20map.JPG.jpg
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