Strathcona County’s advocacy efforts for national utility corridors has gained backing from the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FMC).
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Category Archives: Sherwood Park (Alberta)
Multi-million dollar fieldhouse on radar for council
An indoor fieldhouse could be the next major recreation project queued up to be built in Strathcona County.
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One-year utility repayment program created
Another layer of help is being provided to residents and businesses who are struggling to pay their municipal utility bills during the pandemic.
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Survey: Strathcona County residents tout high quality of life
Strathcona County residents continue to boast about a high quality of life.
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MPAF design process unveils budget short of $12.1M
Strathcona County is reporting a budget shortfall of $12.1-million to build the Multi-Purpose Agriculture Facility (MPAF).
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EICS spends $2.8M on maintenance and upgrades
With schools closed down for months in the spring and summer, Elk Island Catholic Schools took advantage of having the buildings empty and have done some major renovations at a number of local schools.
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Heritage Hills Elementary celebrates grand opening
A new Sherwood Park school is officially up and running.
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Homes sales increase in areas surrounding Edmonton
The city’s outlying communities are experiencing heightened demand for single-family detached homes with rising sales in recent weeks due to the pandemic, the latest resale data shows.
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County seeks input on southwest transportation study plan
A functional planning transportation study for the county’s southwest area is moving on to the next step and that means it’s time for your input.
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County’s 10-year tourism vision set
A 10-year strategy has confirmed Strathcona County could tap into $83 million in annual visitor spending if investment is done properly in the tourism sector.
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