Banff-Airdrie MP Blake Richards has some qualms with an impending adjustment of his riding’s boundaries.
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Category Archives: Cochrane (Alberta)
7.55% tax increase proposed in town budget draft
Town administration says uncontrollable cost increases are a major factor in the 7.55 per cent tax increase proposed in the town’s 2023 draft budget, which amounts to an increase of $188.04 for the average residential property.
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Home sales slow down in surrounding communities
Activity continued to decline in Calgary’s outlying towns and cities with higher borrowing costs weighing on buyers’ ability to purchase single-family detached homes that make up most of the supply in these bedroom communities.
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New Big Hill Lodge in the works
Council is providing a letter of commitment to provide land for the redevelopment of the aging Big Hill Lodge.
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First event underway in advance of Station official opening
Town Economic Development manager Mike Korman was at The Station today for the launch of sessions to celebrate Small Business Week.
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Town wants more out of Western Heritage Design
The western heritage design framework is meant to keep Cochrane’s most historic areas looking and feeling more historic.
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Town wants more out of Western Heritage Design
The western heritage design framework is meant to keep Cochrane’s most historic areas looking and feeling more historic.
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West Cochrane gravel pit expansion discussed at council
BURNCO is proposing to expand their existing west Cochrane gravel pit as part of a 30 to 35 year operation.
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Housing marketing shifting towards balanced conditions
Cochrane house sales eased for the sixth consecutive month in September, and inventories are shifting toward more balanced conditions.
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Additional $250,000 proposed to enhance new 4th Ave. retaining wall
Town councillors were chomping at the bit to spend another $250,000 to further enhance the finish of the 4th Ave. retaining wall that’s part of the realignment project now underway.
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