The City of Medicine Hat will have to spend some of its own money to install flood mitigation measures, but civic officials say that only amounts to about $250,000 on the $9.1 million funding announcement made by the province on Tuesday.
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Calgarians may have barely stirred in their sleep one spring night in 2012 as a small-engine plane flew back and forth over the city’s neighbourhoods at low altitude.
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The Town of Black Diamond is looking to assume power over its electricity costs.
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Theresa Pugh stopped at a store near Lord & Taylor after eating at the restaurant a few doors down.
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Despite a brighter than expected start to the fiscal year, Alberta’s budget will feel the repercussions of this summer’s flooding for years to come, says Provincial Treasurer Doug Horner.
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EDMONTON – An Edmonton city council decision that will likely delay construction of Edmonton’s southeast LRT line by one or two years was “very sensible,” Premier Alison Redford said Thursday.
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Whether it’s a pipeline from Calgary, the Bow River or the Highwood River, Okotoks canIf 90% paid by province, cost not all on Okotoks, maybe say to supply water to Okotoks could cost . . . . expect to pay at least $100 million to meet its water needs over the next 25 years.
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A Red Deer couple had the chance to take a look at what they could afford if they were to sell their Canadian home and live abroad.
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Town administration has estimated that the initial costs of 2013 flood repairs and replacements would ring in at around $1 million.
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Moments after Hatters implored city council not to drag its feet on flood mitigation planning, members voted unanimously to cover the cost of installing sewage backflow preventers in flooded or flood-prone homes then seek reimbursement from the provincial government.
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