The proposed southwest dike that will run along 12th Avenue has an updated design.
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Category Archives: High River (Alberta)
On-It Regional Transportation Rolling Out Changes
On-It Regional Transportation has hit the six-month mark for their Pilot Project.
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Shaw connects town to high-speed future
A recent switch in Internet service provision has opened the door to a high-speed future of possibilities for the Town of High River.
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Town stops exploration into regional recycling facility
The Town of High River has discontinued its investigation into the feasibility of a new regional Material Recovery Facility (MRF) in the Foothills.
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ACREAGE APPEAL
Calgary-area rural communities offer residents a quiet retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city
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MD plans new water facility to service Highway 2A corridor
The MD of Foothills is planning to build a water and wastewater plant to service the growing Aldersyde industrial corridor along Highway 2A.
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Renewal program outlines year’s projects
An update, provided to High River council, has outlined projects that will be included within the town’s renewal program this year.
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Growth plan to define future development
A provincial grant is being used to help local growth management board partners design an interim growth plan.
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Aldersyde East public consultation continues with fifth open house
The planning and design firm for the proposed Aldersyde East development will host a fifth and final open house in what has been a lengthy public consultation process that started last September.
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Proposed boundary changes met with concern
Changes have been proposed for the province’s constituencies as part of the Alberta Electoral Boundaries Commission, namely High River’s placement from Highwood into Livingstone-Macleod.
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