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The Leduc Naturalist: The State of Canada's Birds 2024. Approximately every five years, a study entitled “The State of Canada’s Birds” is jointly issued by both Birds Canada and Environment Canada, since it’s inception in 1970.
$2.8B ATCO pipeline in the works to service the Heartland
5 hours ago — During the latest Life in the Heartland update hosted at the Moyer Recreation Centre in Josephburg on Wednesday, Oct. 9, ATCO Energy Systems outlined the steps needed to make its new $2.8 billion Yellowhead Mainline pipeline a reality.
Six months on, what has the Trans Mountain pipeline project …
5 hours ago — The federal government purchased the pipeline for $4.5 billion in 2018 in an effort to get the project over the finish line. Once construction did start, the project ran into numerous delays and budget overruns, with its price tag spiralling over the course of four years to an eye-popping $34 billion.
Cram A Cruiser returns | Drayton Valley Western Review
5 hours ago — Cram A Cruiser, in support of the Strathcona Food Bank, returns this Friday, Oct. 25 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Accepting donations at the Save-on-Foods, Sobeys, and Superstore Baseline Road locations, Strathcona County Enforcement Services and RCMP will be on site hoping to fill a cruiser with goods ...
Wetaskiwin Spray Park design scaled to fit funding
1 day ago — “We’re really excited about the progress we’ve made,” said Committee co-chair Chelsey Wood. Last week, the Wetaskiwin Spray Park Committee, which is made up of dedicated community members united in spearheading the revitalization of Wetaskiwin Recreation grounds, was at Wetaskiwin City Council’s regular Council meeting Oct. 15 to update council on the project’s progress.
Small Biz Week keynote emphasizes momentum through turbulence
5 hours ago — Gathering some of the area’s most accomplished entrepreneurs, the 2024 Strathcona County Small Business Week Conference held at the Community Centre’s Agora was the place to be for all things local business on Monday, Oct. 21. Featuring a panel of local experts, including Russell Bird of ...
County wasting no time reducing its impact on landfills
Oct 17, 2024 — Over the summer the waste management team completed nearly 6,500 curbside audits issuing more than 2,600 gold stars to those who participated fully in the Green Routine and properly sorted recycling and waste material. Focusing on the rural parts of the county, Seabrook and her team found 54 per cent of rural households participated in the organic disposal project and 44 per cent participated ...
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Jan 18, 2023 — University of Alberta studying Zero Fee education model in Drayton Valley to build a resilient, inclusive economy in rural Alberta. Edmonton/Drayton Valley—The Government of Canada’s Future Skills Centre , the University of Alberta Faculty of Extension , the Community-University Partnership for the Study of Children, Youth, and Families , and the Town of Drayton Valley are pleased to ...
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Mayerthorpe council highlights: Town considers raising electricity fees for residents. Town council is once again looking on raising the Fortis Alberta franchise fee, the part of Mayerthorpe residents’ electricity bills that goes to the town.
A taste of Wetaskiwin | Drayton Valley Western Review
Sep 18, 2024 — The fourth annual Taste of Wetaskiwin saw the Co-op Rec Hall crowded with people looking to sample local food, drink, art and culture in the wrap-up to Welcoming Wetaskiwin Week Friday night. We apologize, but this video has failed to load ...