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On October 3 the Town of Canmore filed its factum in response to the the appellants taking on the vacancy tax in at the Alberta Court of Appeal.

Last Friday, the appellants taking on the vacancy tax in the courts filed their statement of facts, which the Town must respond to by October

Under the guise of “BOLD action”, has the Town of Canmore crossed a line? In a vigorous attempt to stifle the voices of vacancy tax

Today in the Financial Post, renowned economist Jack Mintz published a scathing analysis, confirming what we’ve been saying all along: Canmore’s “Livability Tax” will make

Last week, a formal Notice of Appeal was filed with the Court of Appeal of Alberta to strike down the Town of Canmore’s divisive vacancy

CANMORE, ALBERTA — April 30, 2025 —In a significant ruling yesterday, the Alberta Court of King’s Bench determined that Canmore’s implementation of a vacancy tax

Rocky Mountain Outlook reporter Greg Colgan covered the April 15 Judicial Review of Canmore’s vacancy tax. Read the article and take part in the conversation

FFC member Don Lowry wrote an opinion piece that recently appeared in the Calgary Herald and Edmonton Journal. Read Don’s article here:

For Immediate Release April 16, 2025 Applicants Challenge Canmore’s Vacancy Tax in Court, Supported by Fair Future Canmore CANMORE, ALBERTA – Nearly 1,000 members of

Unfair ‘tax grab’ may be headed your way Monica Bast, Red Deer

Canmore faces legal challenge over vacancy tax, accused of overstepping municipal powers. Greg Colgan

Canmore’s vacancy tax ‘isn’t fair’ to certain homeowners Tracy Elliot, Canmore

Partner with Canmore Community rather than a vacancy tax Greg Kletke, Canmore

Canmore second homeowners unfairly taxed Dieter Remppel, Canmore

A group opposed to the tax have filed an application for judicial review hearing at Calgary’s Court of King’s Bench on Feb. 7 – the initial steps