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$92k recycling cart buy on hold in Sexsmith

March 28, 2024
Sexsmith residents will continue to use clear bags for recycling after council decided against a $92,000 purchase of about 1,000 recycling carts at last Monday’s town council meeting. Instead, council opted to wait on details of the province’s Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) program, an initiative that will transfer the duties of collecting, processing, and recycling […]

$4.6M economic boost to the region from Alberta Winter Games

March 28, 2024

The Alberta Winter Games created an estimated economic impact of $4.6 million for the Grande Prairie region.The estimate comes from a Sport Tourism Canada STEAM report. “Being a games city is something we're very proud of,” said City of Grande Prairie Mayor Jackie Clayton. “It gives us an opportunity not only to highlight our incredible facilities but […]

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Healthcare for rural residents: Saddle Hills County hires nurse practitioner

March 21, 2024
Saddle Hills County has allocated nearly $380,000 in an innovative initiative it says will improve access to health care for its residents. The Saddle Hills County Health Clinic has been in development since 2021.  “(The clinic) will be open to all Saddle Hills County residents,” said Saddle Hills communications co-ordinator Monica Randell. The municipality tagged […]

Sexsmith residents say no to shrinking council

March 21, 2024

Ten Sexsmith residents turned out for a March 12 open house to discuss reducing town council size. Attendees who spoke out said they were not in favour of bylaw 107 which would reduce seats at the Sexsmith council table to five from seven. Former town councillor Isak Skjaveland spoke against the proposed bylaw.Coun. Clint Froehlick and Ken […]

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$80K for Bear Creek Folk Festival

March 21, 2024

The Bear Creek Folk Festival (BCFF) will receive $80,000 from the city.City council approved $50,000 in sponsorship and an additional $30,000 from the Council Strategic Initiatives Fund at last Monday’s (March 11) regular council meeting.“​​We're very grateful that council is so supportive of the festival and such a fantastic partner in this event,” said Sarah […]

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