The Repsol Sport Centre is planning a major expansion that could top $100 million, but one major hitch is whether it can get government money for the plan.
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Monthly Archives: February 2017
City to study state of golf courses instead of penning province tax break letter
What started as a potential letter to the province asking for a review of how golf courses are taxed has turned into an in-depth city study on golf and the future of Calgary’s 23 courses.
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Edmonton pledges new eyes-open approach to sidewalk hazards
Edmonton officials got an earful from people struggling to navigate Edmonton’s sidewalk hazards Monday.
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Edmonton mayor brings northern ideas home
More tourism, expansion of post secondary schools, and enhanced economic development were some of the things Mayor Don Iveson heard during a trip to Canada’s North.
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Growth management boards impact not yet clear
The Modernized Municipal Government Act (MGA) is moving ever closer to being implemented, bringing with it new layers of bureaucracy.
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Fort McMurray, Alta., homeowners to be compensated for hiked drywall duties
OTTAWA – Canada will slash anti-dumping duties on U.S. drywall imports after a trade panel ruled that maintaining levies imposed last fall would harm consumers and businesses, federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau announced Monday.
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Province unveils $36-million solar rebate plan for homes and businesses
The Alberta government has created a $36-million rebate plan for solar panel installation on homes and businesses.
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Residents reminded to watch for rooftop incidents
As people continue to trespass on business rooftops in High River, the owner of Daydreams and Sunbeams Child Care Centre spoke up after a recent incident.
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Electoral boundary changes concerning communities
The government’s initiative to change electoral boundaries has some communities worried.
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GPRC seeks public input
Grande Prairie Regional College is asking for public input towards a campus master plan to meet the needs of the community for the next 10 to 15 years.
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