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Jan. 6, 2021 | ANNOUNCEMENTS
Learn how Three Sisters Mountain Village will continue to grow with Canmore over the next 20 to 30 years.
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Approved Smith Creek Wildlife Corridor decision provides clarity for TSMV, Canmore council and community members
We are pleased to share that the Government of Alberta has approved our amended application for the Smith Creek Wildlife Corridor. The specific focus has been to provide a functional corridor in Smith Creek. Smith Creek is a key part of the corridor system for...
Canmore’s thriving health and wellness scene; TSMV sponsors panel on building healthy communities
From outdoor exploration to fitness and meditation indoors, the opportunities to nourish a well-balanced and active lifestyle are everywhere in Canmore. But now visitors and residents can celebrate their body, mind, and spirit all in one place at the Thrive Health and...
Spirit North celebrates 10 years, holds first “Friendraiser” this week
Spirit North has been changing the lives of Indigenous youth in Alberta for a decade. By empowering youth to learn, grow, and strengthen themselves and their communities through sport, CEO Beckie Scott says the program has inspired life-changing transformations and...
TSMV supports artsPlace programming with $10,000
Creating opportunities to participate in the arts and appreciate creativity helps build community and enrich lives. This is the core of what Canmore's artsPlace offers—a welcoming, user-friendly space where Bow Valley residents and visitors can gather to explore,...
Front door access to outdoor fun
Shawn and Marnie Dawson and their three kids have been living in Three Sisters Mountain Village for just over a year. After more than a decade of being based out of Peaks of Grassi, the couple began thinking longer-term. The prospect of planning for retirement and a...
TSMV to transfer over 20 acres of land to Town of Canmore
Pathways, parks, a playground, pedestrian bridge, and other recreational lands within Three Sisters Mountain Village (TSMV) will be transferred to the Town of Canmore. Town Council approved the land exchange on April 2, 2019 in a unanimous decision. These...
TSMV announces MOU and sponsorship with CAMBA
A path has been set toward securing a long-term vision for an integrated, connected trail system in Canmore. Three Sisters Mountain Village (TSMV) and the Canmore and Area Mountain Bike Association (CAMBA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to support the...
BEYOND BUILDINGS WITH BIOLOGIST KYLE KNOPFF
Kyle Knopff has spent tens of thousands of hours in the Canadian Rocky Mountains observing and tracking wildlife. A biologist with a PHD in Ecology from the University of Alberta, he has primarily focused his work on large mammals; carnivores and ungulates. More specifically,
WHAT’S NEW WITH THE HEALTH AND WELLNESS TOURISM MARKET?
More than ever, travellers are looking for social, physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional experiences. They want an opportunity to stay fit, eat well, and incorporate rest and relaxation into their vacations. Wellness tourism is a $3.7 trillion (USD) industry...