Bow Valley Trail & Teepee Town Transportation Improvements
The diagram below shows planned transportation improvement projects in the Bow Valley Trail & Teepee Town areas. We will be looking for feedback on the area marked "future work" in January & February 2023.
Click to enlarge
Phase 2A (2023 Project) - Bow Valley Trail West
The scope of work for 2023 includes:
- Replacement of underground utilities, including sanitary and water lines.
- Drainage improvements.
- Construction of separated cycle and pedestrian pathways from Williams Street to Hospital Place
Phase 2B (2024 Project) - 2 Avenue
The scope of work for 2024 includes:
- Replacement/rehabilitation of underground utilities, including sanitary and water lines.
- Surface improvements (street and sidewalk) on 2 Ave from the end of Phase 2A to 17 Street.
- Cycle pathway adjacent to Bow Valley Trail from the Spice Hut Crossing to 17 Street.
- Raised intersections at 13 St/2 Ave and 15 St/2 Ave.
- Improvements to drainage adjacent to Bow Valley Trail.
Future Work
We will be looking for your feedback on proposed design concepts for future work areas.
Get Involved
We are looking to understand how the concept designs for future work areas will impact travel experiences. This phase of engagement will take place from January 23 - February 10, 2023. This phase of engagement will include:
Online engagement - To visit the engagement webpage and provide your feedback on the "Future Work" areas, click here. Open until noon on February 10, 2023.
Open House - January 25, 2023, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. at the Canmore Recreation Centre
We are looking to understand how the concept designs for future work areas will impact travel experiences. This phase of engagement will take place from January 23 - February 10, 2023. This phase of engagement will include:
Online engagement - To visit the engagement webpage and provide your feedback on the "Future Work" areas, click here. Open until noon on February 10, 2023.
Open House - January 25, 2023, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. at the Canmore Recreation Centre
Frequently Asked Questions
Why was only a small section of work done in 2021?
The project was a direct result of a new Municipal Stimulus Funding Program from the Government of Alberta, which was aimed at putting Albertans back to work following the first pandemic closure. The amount of funding Canmore received is $1,663,216, which is allocated on a per-capita basis. Funds had to be spent by end of 2021. This project was one of two that were put forward for these funds to be allocated towards. The funding only allowed a small section of work to be completed.
