High standards, a high quality of life, and high rankings remain the norm in Strathcona County.
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Category Archives: Sherwood Park (Alberta)
Tariff tolls: Strathcona County to confront economic headwinds
U.S. tariffs are no longer just a threat, they’re having a real impact on Strathcona County’s bottom line.
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Heavy rainfall causes flash flooding in Sherwood Park
A sudden downpour on Father’s Day, Sunday, June 15 caused parts of Sherwood Park and Strathcona County to flood after an excess of 53 millimetres of rain fell in a single hour, with some reports indicating up to 75 millimetres and hail.
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Strathcona County rated very good place to live by residents
The results of Strathcona County’s 2023 Public Satisfaction Survey (PSS) have been released, and they show a very positive outlook on the County from the perspective of the residents.
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Council receives 10-year Capital Plan refresher
In the midst of inflationary pressures and U.S. tariff threats, Strathcona County Council is keeping a keen eye on its 10-year Capital Plan.
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Indoor field house planning continues
It was a small part in the overall journey of getting an indoor field house build in Sherwood Park.
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Mayor optimistic of county’s future in annual address
Optimism came in bounds during this year’s State of the County address.
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Local mayors insist Path2Zero delay is just a “slow down”, not a cancellation
Following the news of Dow hitting the pause button on its Path2Zero petrochemical project in Fort Saskatchewan, local mayors are confident the project remains viable.
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Municipal tax rate approved at 3.9 per cent
It’s time to pay the tax man once again.
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Varcoe: Danielle Smith confident Dow’s $9B petrochemical project will be built, despite construction delay
Premier Danielle Smith says she’s confident Dow Inc. will move ahead with its $9-billion petrochemical project in Alberta, even though the company said it will delay construction on the massive development.
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