Rocky View News

An Alberta non-profit organization has implemented a new program that can help rural business owners in Rocky View County (RVC) transition out of their business.

Jo Lambert, a candidate in the Town of Crossfield's Oct. 19 byelection, said her platform focuses on open and transparent decision-making and effective communication with town residents and businesses.

Crossfield resident Justin Gustafson has thrown his hat into the Crossfield byelection. A resident of Crossfield for 16 years, Gustafson said his platform is based on council transparency.

The countdown is on for a byelection in Crossfield. On Oct. 19, voters will elect two candidates to fill the vacancies of Liz Grace and Beth Gabriel, who resigned from Town council in June.

With 20 years of experience working for municipal governments and plenty of time spent aiding non-profit groups, Kim Harris feels she is an ideal candidate in the Town of Crossfield’s Oct. 19 byelection.

A new junior-senior high school slated for Langdon is on the list of five high schools the Alberta government has invited private companies to submit their qualifications to build and manage through a public-private partnership.