The plan to build a 70-metre-tall cellphone tower on Medicine Hat’s southern edge will go through federal channels for approval after Cypress County planning officials rejected the idea this week.
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The plan to build a 70-metre-tall cellphone tower on Medicine Hat’s southern edge will go through federal channels for approval after Cypress County planning officials rejected the idea this week.
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Calgary councillors want to allow more cellphone antennas on city land — and reap more rent in the process.
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Jim Hole learned an embarrassing lesson about cellphone manners one day.
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Some residents of Canyon Meadows want Rogers Communications to change the site for a new cellphone tower in the community.
Rogers has been given approval to install the tower on the property of Woodgreen Presbyterian church, where two cellphone towers are already located in the belfry.
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Some Hazeldean residents are accusing Edmonton’s Good Samaritan Society of breaking a promise over a cellphone tower.
“They’re not neccessarily living up to their committments as a pillar in the community or the values they profess to be guided by,” says Jeff Stuart.
Stuart lives across the street from Good Samaritan’s Dr. Gerald Zetter Care Centre at 96th Street and 71st Avenue.
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DUBLIN, Calif. — Tarik Celebi takes his home security system with him to work, to dinner, just about anywhere he carries his cellphone.
By phone, he “arms” his home-security alarm from his car before he leaves for work — no need to punch buttons on a keypad and hustle out the door before the alarm goes off.
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EDMONTON – The federal government has overruled city opposition and approved construction of a controversial cellphone tower in Hazeldean.
The city notified Industry Canada last summer that a tower Rogers plans for the Gerald Zetter Care Centre, 9649 71st Ave., would be visually negative, current planning branch manager Scott Mackie says.
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EDMONTON – About a dozen people who protested Sunday outside a south Edmonton church said they will return every week until their concerns about a cellphone tower proposed for the property are heard.
“We’re just getting started,” said protest organizer Marcey Kliparchuk, standing outside Dayspring Presbyterian Church, 11445 40th Ave.
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EDMONTON – A Greenfield resident is organizing a protest outside a local church to outline her concerns about a proposed cellphone tower.
Marcey Kliparchuk said Wednesday she wants to meet with leaders of the Dayspring Presbyterian Church, 11445 40th Ave., in hopes of persuading them not to allow a 30-metre tower Rogers wants to build on the site.
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Alberta is set to run out of phone numbers, again, due to a growing population and rising use of wireless and other devices.
Merely four years after the 587 area code was introduced, the Canadian Numbering Administrator (CNA) advised the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) on Thursday that Alberta’s area codes are expected to e exhausted by June 2018.
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