Rural Mental Health Project community animator Marc Boychuk, along with Stacey Messner, Grimshaw town councillor, gave a presentation on homelessness and crime at the Apr. 3 council meeting.
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4 highlights from recent Peace River council meetings
A rate change for the solid waste bylaw went into effect on Mar. 15.
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Peace Region among areas slated for boost in economic development funding
The provincial government is committing to more than double the funding which goes to regional economic development alliances, including the Peace Region Economic Development Alliance. Each organization, which are made up of member municipalities and stakeholders, can rely on receiving $125,000 from the province out of the $1.125 million commitment.
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4.2 magnitude earthquake recorded in Peace River region
A preliminary report from Earthquakes Canada shows a 4.2 magnitude earthquake has been recorded 30 kilometres eastnortheast of Reno, Alberta.
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3 highlights from the Peace River council meeting
A new hot tub will be constructed in September 2023 during annual shut down. In 2021, leaks were discovered.
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Beautification inspires creativity
A new mural was added to Peace River’s beautiful collection of art every year since 2016.
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Council to increase utility rates
Peace River is on its way to approving a 5 per cent increase to its utility rates.
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Flood control project for Pat’s Creek
Council approved putting a tender out to construct a flood control dam project on Pat’s Creek.
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New lift station approved
System upgrades for the Shaftesbury Trail Water and Sewer project include the need for a new lift station.
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Fire services agreement extended
The Peace River and County of Northern Lights (CNL) fire departments work together, serving their communities under an agreement that has lasted a decade.
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