Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Canmore.
Active opportunities open for bidding
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Oct 1, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
The Town is seeking a contractor to supply, install, connect, and commission a new water source heat pump for pre-heating the two main pools at the Elevation Place recreation complex.
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Population
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15,990
Propensity to Spend
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Startup Friendliness
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Canmore
The Town of Canmore's Wildfire Mitigation Strategy outlines a five-year, action-focused plan to reduce wildfire risk by building on existing FireSmart initiatives and responding to evolving hazards. The strategy prioritizes risk reduction and community resilience through a comprehensive public education program, expanded neighborhood-level mitigation efforts, application of FireSmart principles to municipal infrastructure, and continued implementation of vegetation management plans. It integrates FireSmart principles into development processes and strengthens emergency preparedness, all structured around the seven FireSmart disciplines: interagency cooperation, education, vegetation management, legislation, development, cross-training, and emergency planning.
The board convened to hear an appeal regarding the Canmore Development Authority's denial of a development application for a mixed-use building featuring retail, service, and hotel components. Discussion centered on the administration's reasons for refusal, including the project's scale, height, volume, and perceived inconsistencies with the downtown area's redevelopment plan and architectural style guidelines. Concerns were also raised regarding the building's street-level interaction, interface, and design quality. The appellant presented their perspective on the development journey within the context of the city's land use regulations.
Public-sector contacts connected to Canmore.
The Subdivision and Development Appeal Board convened to hear an appeal regarding a stop order issued for non-compliance with land use bylaws, specifically related to exterior lighting at a property. The board discussed the requirements for glare control, shielding of light fixtures, and restrictions on upward-projecting light. The development authority presented evidence regarding the non-compliant fixtures and the lack of provided information to verify lumen output and color temperature compliance. The appellant was provided the opportunity to present their case, and procedural matters, including the removal of irrelevant material from the agenda and jurisdictional questions, were addressed.
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