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Council discusses anti-bullying expansion

Council discusses anti-bullying expansion

Airdrie City administration will provide information to council regarding anti-bullying programs being provided at seniors’ homes following a discussion on Jan. 18. “Literature suggests there’s a need for further studies.
Community Links looking forward to 2016

Community Links looking forward to 2016

Since 2008, North Rocky View Community Links has been providing support and resources to youth, families, individuals and seniors within Airdrie and the surrounding area.
Squaring off over the oilsands

Squaring off over the oilsands

Last week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau launched a direct assault on Alberta’s oilsands, calling for one of Canada’s greatest enterprises to be “phased out.
Aging valves a concern for Beiseker

Aging valves a concern for Beiseker

Beiseker’s water infrastructure, particularly the aging valves that caused three water main breaks in December 2015, were a topic of significant discussion at the Jan. 11 Village council meeting.
RCMP investigating break and enters in Crossfield

RCMP investigating break and enters in Crossfield

Airdrie Rural RCMP responded to a break and enter at the Harvest Lounge and Grill, located on Laut Avenue in Crossfield, on Dec. 28, 2015.
Surplus in 2015 Crossfield budget

Surplus in 2015 Crossfield budget

The 2016 Crossfield preliminary budget, passed during the Dec. 15, 2015 council meeting, showed how “internal cost cutting” has benefited the overall community, according to Crossfield Chief Administrative Officer Ken Bosman. The Town budgeted $4.
Master rate bylaws approved

Master rate bylaws approved

Rocky View County (RVC) council unanimously approved the 2016 Master Rates Bylaw Jan. 12, to be effective as of Feb. 1. This bylaw details what Rocky View residents pay for services and products, such as building permits, utilities and dog licenses.
RVC approves amendment to conceptual scheme

RVC approves amendment to conceptual scheme

An amendment to the Partridge View Conceptual Scheme was approved by council at the Jan. 12 meeting.
Low oil price may delay initiatives

Low oil price may delay initiatives

A number of provincial initiatives promised by the NDP government may be delayed due to the continued low price of oil, according to Alberta Finance Minister Joe Ceci.
Alberta's credit rating downgraded

Alberta's credit rating downgraded

Alberta’s credit rating has been downgraded by U.S.-based rating agency Standard & Poor’s (S&P) from AAA to AA+, reflecting projected “oil price-driven weak budgetary performances in the next two years” and rising debt.
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