Elk Island Public Schools (EIPS) is starting construction on their new kindergarten to grade six school.
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Monthly Archives: May 2017
David Staples: Northlands Coliseum must be demolished for neighbourhood to be reborn
It’s increasingly clear where we’re headed with Northlands Coliseum: to the demolition of the old hockey palace and the building of a fourplex of community arenas on the same site.
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City Releases 2016 Annual Report
The City of Airdrie has released its 2016 Annual Report.
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Calgary residents complain of territorial hawk ‘attacking’ them in Victoria Park
Several people say they have been attacked by what experts say is a Swainson’s hawk in Calgary’s Victoria Park neighbourhood over the past week, which is creating concern for people who frequent the area.
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Centron begins construction on Eagle Ridge shopping centre, theatre
Construction is expected to begin on a new shopping complex in Fort McMurray, which will include a long-awaited movie theatre.
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IEA Expects Oil Market Tightening By 2022
In its latest Medium-Term Oil Market Report, the International Energy Agency (IEA) had some optimism to share, forecasting gradually tightening oil markets thanks to lower upstream investments and growing oil demand.
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Newport landlord fined in first Rent Smart case
A property owner from Newport has become the first to be prosecuted for breaching new laws demanding private landlords in Wales must be licensed.
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Asia Aims For Total Dominance of Global Solar Industry
This week the UK smashed its previous solar power record, powering nearly a quarter of the nation with solar energy thanks to sunny skies and relatively low demand. At the same time, however, Britain’s biggest solar company, Solarcentury, is anticipating that for the first time the majority of its production won’t be coming from its own country, but from Latin America and the rest of Europe.
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Spring budget adjustment amounts to $1.7 million
Aside from disagreeing on one line item, council unanimously agreed with a roughly $2 million increase to the 2017 budget following their spring budget adjustment discussion at the last council meeting.
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Council puts $8 million loan question on hold
Following a request for more information from administration, council postponed making a decision on whether or not to enter into a loan agreement earlier than planned to help finance the Bow River bridge project.
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