Irvine school Ag Centre in running for $25,000 BASF prize
The student executive of the Agricultural Discovery Centre at Irvine School with some of this...
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‘Reason to Smile’ is a Peace River partnership that works!
Left-right, local Always Find a Reason to Smile organizer Casey Szmata, pictured with Lyla Helle...
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Solar project gets ‘positive’ response in Peace River, AB
Peace Energy Cooperative held an open house for a proposed solar project set to be built one km...
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Pincher Creek council split but approves new gravel pit
From right: Couns. John McGarva, Harrold Hollingshead and Dave Cox (who joined his colleagues via...
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Jasper council awards RFP for public transit system
Jasper Municipal Council awarded the request of proposal for a public transit system. | File...
Read MoreFed committee to make Imperial tailings leak docs public
The public will soon be able to read a lengthy document Imperial Oil submitted to a parliamentary committee studying the recent tailings leaks at its Kearl oilsands mine in northern Alberta. A motion by Bloc Québécois MP Monique...
Read MoreGIS system has timely info for Smoky River ratepayers
M.D. of Smoky River wants to inform its ratepayers and residents of a Regional Geographic Information System (GIS) they signed up for to provide benefits and municipalities with a plethora of information. M.D. Public Works...
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Twinning Highway 3 ‘mixed bag’ for Crowsnest Pass
From left, SouthGrow’s Peter Casurella, Highway 3 Twinning Development Association’s Victoria...
Read MoreStettler chasing business with television, movie filming rules
As Alberta enjoys a boom in television, movie and entertainment filming in general the Town of Stettler wants to attract those projects and the dollars associated with them. To that end councillors approved operating procedures...
Read MoreGreenpeace gets Competition Bureau to investigate oilsands
The Competition Bureau is officially investigating an ad campaign that Greenpeace Canada argues is “false and misleading” because it suggests Canada’s six biggest oilsands companies are reducing greenhouse gas emissions...
Read MoreGrande Prairie ball tournament brings cash benefits to region
The Grande Prairie Fastball Association, or Pirates, is seeing more people coming out to play ball, and it’s bringing more people to the region. The provincial U13D and U15D tournament was granted to the Pirates, which...
Read MoreTaber ‘Irrigation Impact Museum’ going digital
The Taber Irrigation Impact Museum will soon be getting an upgrade as people will be able to access an index collection of all the artifacts the museum has on the web. With this new development both Brenda Pyne, museum manager,...
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