Okotoks may no longer be able to claim the status of Alberta’s largest town.
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Category Archives: Okotoks (Alberta)
Town of Okotoks responds to concerns over financing of tiny homes
The Town of Okotoks released a summary of the facts and finances of the Homestead project, in response to the Okotoks Ratepayers Community Group’s (ORCG) concerns.
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High River annexation of Foothills County land postponed
The High River annexation agreement application is back in the hands of the Annexation Negotiation Committee (ANC) for further discussion and revision, following a Foothills County resident’s concerns.
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This Okotoks property listing has gone prehistoric to find a buyer
It may be difficult for some homeowners to find just the right price for their home in the buyers’ market, but one listing in Okotoks hopes to tip the ‘scales’ in their favour.
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Opposition grows against tiny-house village approved for Okotoks
It’s a big protest against tiny homes.
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Land redesignation approved for distillery
A Turner Valley distillery is moving ahead with plans to expand after its request to redesignate former farmland to allow for agriculture, commercial and industrial use was approved Monday.
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Chestermere and Okotoks support Built Green Day
The importance of sustainable residential construction has received a public display of support at municipalities including Chestermere, Okotoks, Edmonton and Beaumont.
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Foothills County Passes Changes To Land Use Bylaw
Foothills County has voted to pass amendments to the county’s land use bylaw.
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Towns exploring small-scale transit
A grassroots committee has identified a need for public transit in Black Diamond and Turner Valley. Now it’s deciding how to implement it.
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Canada’s recycling crisis not yet Okotoks’ problem
The recycling crisis sweeping Canada has been slow to bury Okotoks, with 95 per cent of recyclables received through the Eco Centre being processed or sold to buyers, but future revenue is at risk.
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