City council will again use one-time money to blunt steep property tax increases caused by ongoing tax-assessment shifts.
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Monthly Archives: November 2020
Few smiles at budget talks
Held annually each November, this year’s town budget deliberations have wrapped up, with members of council and town staff describing this year’s process as the most difficult in decades.
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City goal within sight
The Finance Committee of city council continued to do some heavy lifting on day four of budget deliberations in an effort to find millions in tax savings for 2021 and 2022 to reach their target of a zero per cent property tax increase in both years.
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Wabamun to devolve to hamlet status after viability review vote
The Village of Wabamun will soon be no more after a recent vote in the Parkland County community.
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2021 Budget: Local RCMP contract increases by two per cent
Despite restructuring in the spring, the Strathcona County RCMP requires a bump in its contract paid by Strathcona County.
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Town of Stony Plain approves new corporate plan
The Town of Stony Plain’s future is set through to 2023 barring any changes in the environment in Alberta.
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High River sees growing demand as buyers seek more space
High River has become a real estate hot spot in recent weeks as buyers look for more space and bang for their buck during the pandemic.
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City council brings down tax increase to zero per cent
Fort Saskatchewan council is trying to stop taxes from going up.
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26 turbines on the way for Rattlesnake Ridge wind farm
The developer of a major wind farm project near Medicine Hat has secured delivery of 26 turbines ahead of major construction in 2021, BHEC announced Wednesday.
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‘Wollongong commercial property seeing resurgence due to pandemic’
COVID-19 hasn’t been bad for all businesses.
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