We’re working on exciting projects at Three Sisters Mountain Village, and we want to share it all with you!
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The Gateway at Three Sisters’ first development permit has been approved by The Town of Canmore. The permit, for Phase 1A, consists of buildings that will provide new retail, office and restaurant space, as well as employee accommodations.
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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...
EXPLORING THE BENEFITS OF AND BARRIERS TO DEVELOPMENT
The pathways that connect Three Sisters to downtown Canmore are beautiful. I rode those trails on my bike the other day and marveled at the views of the river and mountains, while passing people enjoying green spaces. We wouldn’t have access to moments like these if developers had not put those trails in place.