City officials are looking forward to talks about the reorganization of the Trans-Canada Highway and a tangled series of intersections on the west side of the city.
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Monthly Archives: April 2016
Industrial auction surplus drawing record crowds
Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers says it’s in the midst of the largest industrial auction it has ever held at its site in Nisku.
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Ghost Valley misuse concerns residents
Residents around the Ghost Valley Public Lands are becoming increasingly afraid for their safety and say the area has become a haven for crime and unsafe gun use.
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Hat High renovations rolling along
Construction to modernize Medicine Hat High School is moving along at a swift pace.
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First past the priority-based budget post
Strathcona County is becoming a leader in budgeting, as the first municipality in Canada to implement priority–based budgeting.
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50% Of Proved Oil Reserves May Have Just Vanished
An extensive new scientific analysis published in Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Energy & Environment says that proved conventional oil reserves as detailed in industry sources are likely “overstated” by half.
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Council puts $565,770 surplus into reserves
The town is taking its entire $565,770 surplus from the 2015 budget and moving it into its facility life cycling reserve.
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Hopes for northwest Edmonton LRT thrown a lifeline
Will kindergarten students in Griesbach get LRT in their neighbourhood before they graduate high school?
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Residents hear annexation details
Dan Wolf built his home on a quiet country residential parcel away from Okotoks’ bustling borders.
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County approves rezoning for transloading company expansion in split vote
After a lengthy debate, and over the objections of two councillors and several county residents, Leduc County Council approved the rezoning of land to allow for an expansion of a transloading company along the rail line southwest of Calmar.
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