There could be changes coming to fireworks policies in Foothills County.
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Monthly Archives: April 2021
Red Deer County council approves 2021 tax rates
There will be no property tax rate increase for residents of Red Deer County this year.
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‘We want to be No. 1’: Red Deer aims to become top event destination among mid-sized Canadian cities
Red Deer is aiming to create more economic diversification by being primed to host more major events once the pandemic wanes.
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Nature Conservancy of Canada announces new conservation site along Red Deer River
The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) is announcing a new conservation site located along the west bank of the Red Deer River.
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Mega solar plays await regulator approval
Applications for southeastern Alberta’s first mega solar projects are now before regulators.
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Peavey Mart should be open in Brooks by year end
Rural work and lifestyle retailer Peavey Mart will set up shop in Brooks later this year, the Red Deer-based company announced Sunday.
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Medicine Hat area politicians remain firmly anti-carbon tax
Some regional politicians are still hopeful they can scrap the carbon tax despite a recent defeat from the Supreme Court and the federal Conservative Party’s adoption of a similar carbon price plan.
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UK property demand surges to new high amid stamp duty stampede
Demand for UK property is up 27.5% year to date in 2021 when compared with average levels in 2020, but has fallen again since the first stage of lockdown easing, Zoopla’s latest house price index revealed.
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Houses v vegetables: Productive farmland ‘lost to lifestyle blocks’
Pukekohe is losing unique early planting ground to urban sprawl and croppers can’t afford to keep up with land prices, says local vegetable grower Bharat Jivan.
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Regional Recreation Centre Approved for Design
The development of a Regional Recreation Centre in Stony Plain is moving forward. Council has approved proceeding to the detailed design of a recreational facility to be located at the Glenn Hall Arena site in Old Town South. The design will focus on a capital project budget of $15,000,000.
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