Industry welcomes influx of rental units coming on stream
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Monthly Archives: January 2016
Fortney: Air traffic noise rattling northeast residents
It’s a little white machine that makes a monstrous whirring sound.
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Council more supportive of new Quarry design
Council was much more supportive of a new design for the last developable area of the Quarry that was brought forward on Monday, but have deferred a decision until their next meeting.
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Showcasing Berwyn’s completed arena renovations
After three months of hard work, countless hours and in-kind donations, the Berwyn Arena Society is eager to showcase the renovated Berwyn Arena.
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Drilling forecast chopped for 2016 under ‘lower for longer’ price scenario
Canada’s oilpatch is “not out of the woods yet,” says the Petroleum Services Association of Canada, which lowered its 2016 drilling forecast Wednesday to 4,900 wells, down 250 from its original early November prediction.
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Mobile advisory board not advised
The formation of an advisory board may not be the best approach in settling a dispute between mobile-home owners and their landlord at an Okotoks site.
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Building permit values in 2015 surpassed 2014
Public sector construction led the way in building permit values for 2015, pushing the year’s $232 million total for all sectors past 2014’s $214 million total.
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Ottawa pushes back pipeline approvals, says GHGs will be considered
Alberta’s NDP government says it will support Ottawa’s plan to revamp the review process for two major pipeline proposals — if it leads to progress in getting them built.
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Councillors vote 5-2 to keep garages
A couple new items pertaining to the land-use Bylaw came before council on Monday, with the majority of the councillors voting against first reading for a change in residential lot access that would clarify the intended purpose of rear lanes and rear lot access for residential parcels.
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Town of Blackfalds Could Add New ‘Front Door’
Blackfalds Town Council is currently considering a plan to develop what’s being called a new ‘front door’ to the town.
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