Syncrude has produced more than three billion barrels of bitumen at its Mildred Lake project, reaching the milestone earlier this month.
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Category Archives: Fort McMurray (Alberta)
Fort McMurray residents who lost it all in wildfire face delays, liens and lawsuits in fight with builder
The developer promised people who’d lost everything in the wildfire that ravaged Fort McMurray, Alta., that it would rebuild their homes so they could “get their lifestyle back.”
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Council approves fee hikes, requests help with post-disaster condo insurance premiums
Council has passed a bylaw and amendment that will see fees for work camps, transit, field rentals and development permits increase.
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Council discussing fees bylaw, conversion therapy ban, integrity commissioner report
Council will discuss a user fees bylaw and an amendment to a similar bylaw, as well as a report from the municipality’s integrity commissioner.
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‘How could this be possible?’ Fort McMurray condo board struggles to find insurance
After the 2016 Horse River wildfire that burned down more than 2,400 structures in Fort McMurray, residents of the 40-unit Winchester Greens condominium building considered themselves among the lucky ones.
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From binge to bust: A Canadian oil town lines up at the food bank
Dan Edwards watched Fort McMurray, Alberta, turn into the insolvency capital of Canada from a brown brick warehouse on King Street, home to the Wood Buffalo Food Bank.
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Conklin residents oppose appeal for industrial landfill two kilometres from hamlet
Dozens of Conklin residents filled council chambers to oppose a proposed industrial landfill that would be built two kilometres from the community if built.
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Council asks administration to work on community centre with Fort McKay Métis Nation
Council is asking administration to complete a cost analysis regarding a possible community centre in Fort McKay.
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After $39 million and eight years of work, updated Composite High School opens
Black and gold now decorates the exterior and interior of Fort McMurray’s oldest high school as it celebrated it’s grand opening after undergoing a large renovation to modernize the building.
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Council discussing funds for McKay rec centre, census and Hometown Hockey
Council will discuss funding for the Fort McKay Community Centre, the 2020 municipal census, Rogers Hometown Hockey and amendments at Tuesday’s meeting.
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