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“It is a lot of personal development skill-set. It is about confidence, about finding your voice. With that confidence, having a clear communication, which is so vital.”
“It is interesting to me that this is billed as a housekeeping amendment but there are significant implications from the changes being proposed. This is an example of if I had not been here today, I would have had a definition imposed on our property for which we have a development permit.”
“Our climate is changing and if we are not ahead of it, then we are behind it. We need to make sure we are planning for the future and we have provisions in place to help reduce our impact on climate change and then to consider how different our climate might be in the Bow Valley.”
“Development continues at a quick pace in the valley. We don’t want to lose those places and buildings that tell important stories and ground our community.”
“I hope they get the pleasure and enjoyment of photographs. A lot of our group shows include photographs, but this is a show dedicated to photographs. There is a wide range of styles and subject matter.”
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“We are hoping to really celebrate with our community and the fact we have held onto our historic activity which is part of the essence of who we are as a national park. The 100 years of trail riding is truly special, and it has helped shape the fabric of the national park and our community.”
Seg 1: View From Victoria: The BC Supreme Court is serving up the first challenge of 2024 for the NDP government.
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