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City ditches stormwater utility

March 14, 2024

City council decided this week it will not implement the proposed stormwater utility, which will leave a $4 million deficit in the 2024 budget. The decision came during Monday’s regular council meeting after receiving the second round of public engagement on the proposed utility. “I would say that the stormwater utility, as a separate bill, […]

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Beaverlodge students head south to environmental summit

March 14, 2024

Beaverlodge Regional High School sent students to a weekend-long look into Alberta’s forests and wildlife. Four students were selected to attend the 13th annual Youth Environmental Leadership Summit, held in Canmore from March 7 to 10 and hosted by Inside Education. This marks the second year the school has sent a team of students to […]

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Budget 2024: $25 Million for Mountview Health Complex 

March 7, 2024
The Grande Prairie region will benefit from new lines in the province’s 2024 budget released Feb. 29.  The Beaverlodge Hospital replacement project was allocated $25 million over three years.  “It’s a little bit of a surprise,” said Beaverlodge Mayor Gary Rycroft. “I thought there would be mention of it in the budget, but $25 million […]

Open house to discuss reducing council size in Sexsmith

March 7, 2024

The Town of Sexsmith is looking for public feedback as it ponders reducing seats around the council table.  Residents are invited to an open house at 6:30 p.m. on March 12 in regards to draft bylaw no. 1070, which will have the local council reduced from seven members to five. The meeting is in council […]

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Wildfire operations receive a cash boost

March 7, 2024

Drones and artificial intelligence may play a role in the province’s additional $151 million investment into its wildfire response.  Announced by the Minister of Forestry and Parks Todd Loewen in Grande Prairie on Friday (March 1), the funding will span three years.   “The first priority of Alberta's government is to do all we can […]

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