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City joins Villeneuve Landing Network; looks at investment

Posted on May 19, 2022 by Joe

St. Albert city council has voted to join a group of organizations aiming to support development and investment in the Villeneuve Airport and surrounding area.

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At Council: May 16

Posted on May 19, 2022 by Joe

During the Monday, May 16 city council meeting, council passed first reading of a proposed site-specific amendment to the land-use bylaw.

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St. Albert backs out of process to annex Edmonton land

Posted on May 18, 2022 by Joe

St. Albert has withdrawn its notice of intent to annex around 46 hectares of land from Edmonton after hearing opposition from landowners. 

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City closes old Fire Hall #1, sets public hearing date to rezone land

Posted on May 11, 2022 by Joe

The City of St. Albert closed its first and oldest fire hall building at 18 Sir Winston Churchill Avenue for good last week.

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Council eyes tax increase of three to five per cent for 2023 budget

Posted on May 10, 2022 by Joe

After hearing administration project a 7.2-per-cent tax increase for 2023, St. Albert city council has directed staff to formulate options to bring the increase within the range of three to five per cent.

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City survey invites public input on proposed solar farm

Posted on May 9, 2022 by Joe

The City of St. Albert is looking to gather public input about its proposed solar farm project with an online survey open until May 15.

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County hosts broadband open houses

Posted on May 9, 2022 by Joe

Sturgeon County residents will have three chances this month to learn more about a $7.55-million project to bring high-speed Internet to the Villeneuve, Calahoo, and Rivière Qui Barre regions.

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Construction to resume on former Blind Pig site, developer says

Posted on May 5, 2022 by Joe

Those curious about halted construction at the former Blind Pig site will see movement resume in the coming weeks, according to the development company working on the site.

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German firm eyes Heartland for 200-MW solar farm

Posted on May 4, 2022 by Joe

A German power company has plans to build a $340-million solar farm in Sturgeon County — a farm which could be up and running in two years.

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Council finalizes 2022 budget; factors in rising gas, diesel prices

Posted on May 4, 2022 by Joe

St. Albert city council finalized its 2022 budget on Monday, with adjustments including an increase due to rising gas and diesel rates.

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