Sylvan Lake Town Council met for its regular meeting where they discussed snow removal, signage and utility billing.
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Monthly Archives: November 2017
Some residents want to see more stores and restaurants at Bower Place
Bower Place-goers are hoping to see more stores, more restaurants and more activities become part of a proposed redevelopment.
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Bitcoin surpasses $10,000 for the first time
One bitcoin can now buy a Tiffany engagement ring.
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Closed big-box stores create retail eyesore in many cities
DETROIT — For clues to what may happen to all those empty big-box stores and ailing shopping centers where people once swarmed, look to the shopping district around the Detroit suburb of Westland and its namesake mall.
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Medicine Hat open house today for trail masterplan in Cypress Hills
A proposed trail masterplan for bikes, horses and cross-country-skiers in Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park is the subject of an open house today at the provincial building in Medicine Hat.
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TransCanada says it’s speaking with landowners along new Keystone XL route
TransCanada Corp. said Tuesday it has started to engage with Nebraska landowners along the alternate route of its Keystone XL pipeline approved last week.
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Slower wage, house-price growth to weigh on Canadian economy in 2018: OECD
Canada’s economy is headed for much slower growth in 2018 and beyond as consumers react to sluggish wage growth, higher interest rates and a cooler housing market, the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development says.
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City council updated on Police-Fire Games
In two weeks, the Lethbridge 2022 Can-Am Police-Fire Games bid committee will present its final argument for bringing the popular event to Lethbridge.
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Completing our streets
St. Albert’s streets are made for cars.
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City eyes Oakmont school site
St. Albert’s only remaining city-owned school site could be repurposed if the school divisions don’t come up with a plan for it.
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