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Canmore was already on the decline with people living on top of each other and the weekends turning the town into a super tourist disaster. With the recent court ruling allowing developers to almost double the size of the town, the Bow Valley is done.Opinion: Economically efficient pathways for a clean electricity transition

In pursuing a cleaner and sustainable energy future, the Canadian government has set forth ambitious goals under the Clean Electricity Regulation , challenging all provinces, including Alberta, to transition to clean and carbon-neutral electricity by 2035. However, a recent announcement by the Alberta Electric System Operator sparked controversy about the reliability and costs associated with this transition, estimating a staggering $118-billion increase in wholesale energy costs by 2035.

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