Dog owners in north Edmonton who have begged for a fence around their local off-leash park say councillors have instead put forward a proposal with no bite.
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Monthly Archives: August 2016
GPCSD enrolment increasing yearly
Enrolment numbers for the Grande Prairie Catholic School District haven’t come in yet, but superintendent of schools Karl Germann said enrolment in his schools have been steadily increasing over the years and he expects the number of students to hit 5,000 in a year.
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Edwards optimistic for Keyano’s future as college names her president
After more than a year of cutting staff and programs, Keyano College’s president says the next academic year must prioritize public engagement.
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County approves Wapiti Recreation Area Management plan draft
The Wapiti Recreation Area Management Plan is set to move on to the next stage following approval of the draft plan by County of Grande Prairie council Monday.
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YOUR NATURAL GAS BILL – WHAT TO EXPECT
At ENMAX, we know that planning ahead matters to Albertans, and whether you’re running a business or raising a family, being able to plan means being able to anticipate your expenses.
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Canadian farmers brace for China’s new canola standards
As they begin to harvest what may be one of the largest canola crops on record, many farmers are growing increasingly concerned over the prospect of a drastically smaller export market as China stands firm on its plan to stall Canadian exports of the seed.
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City of Calgary releases survey on Community Standards Bylaw
Not everyone is a good neighbour, and while you can’t legislate courtesy, the city tries to do the next best thing with the community standards bylaw.
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High River homeowner desperate for help 3 years after Alberta floods
Michele Edwards never expected to become a victim of the devastating 2013 flooding in southern Alberta without experiencing it firsthand, but says three years after the disaster, she is dealing with the aftermath.
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S&P’s new real-estate sector an unnecessary headache, says Laszlo Birinyi
Real estate will become the S&P 500’s 11th sector next month. Market historian and money manager Laszlo Birinyi isn’t applauding.
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Council to discuss tax relief, development in restricted areas
Wood Buffalo council will be meeting tonight to discuss tax relief, the economic recovery plan, and repealing a land use bylaw forbidding development in the restricted neighbourhoods.
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