Questions surrounding the controversial and stagnant Sommerville subdivision development in Stony Plain were finally answered at a Sept. 25 town council meeting, at least partially.
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Monthly Archives: September 2017
Tax Arrears Prompt Property Auction
High River council has decided to put 33 homes and properties up for auction because the taxes haven’t been paid for two or more years.
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First 12,000 Acre Plan open house coming soon
In 2012, the City of Airdrie annexed 12,640 acres of land from Rocky View County – enough land to supply the city for the next five decades.
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The ‘’Silver Age’’ For Refiners
Refining margins jumped after Hurricane Harvey, due to the sudden disruptions of a significant chunk of the world’s refining capacity. In fact, the outages highlight how tight global refining supply actually is—with limited spare capacity, there’s not much room for error.
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Mayoral candidates debate Fort’s future growth
Annexation reared its’ head during this week’s mayoral debate.
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Finances at forum core
Many of resident’s questions concerned city finances during Monday’s mayoral debate.
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Canada would face ‘negative shock’ if NAFTA ripped up: Poloz
OTTAWA – The ongoing renegotiations of the North American Free Trade Agreement are a major source of economic uncertainty for Canada, which would face a negative shock if the pact were to be ripped up, Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz said in a newspaper interview.
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Gravel alley to become a reality for Big Hill Springs Road
Rocky View County is looking to make Div. 9 the placement area for future gravel pits coming online.
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Mayoral candidates debate marijuana facility
Whether marijuana is used for medical or recreational purposes, proposed facilities may have an impact on the community.
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Expect Strong Crude Draws As Refineries Recover
It is now a little over a month after Hurricane Harvey made landfall on the US Gulf Coast. While some refineries are still in the process of ramping up activities, refining utilization is clambering back higher towards historical norms. This improvement is being reflected through in higher crude and product flows, with product export activity looking particularly elasticated, snapping back close to whence it once was.
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