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The Rainy River Cattlemen’s Association held the season’s first cattle sale last Saturday. The auction typically draws in buyers throughout western provinces and spanning down to southwestern Ontario. A total of 1094 sales were made during the weekend with the prices ranging lower than normal, according to the association. There are two more sale dates […] ...More
Jasper CAO Bill Given speaking in council chambers, with Coun. Ralph Melnyk and Coun. Kathleen Waxer looking on. Bob Covey, The Jasper Local The Municipality of Jasper has adopted new privacy regulations to bring it into compliance with updated provincial legislation. On Sept. 1, council approved the privacy management program. It gave third and final […] ...More
Canada’s busiest airports could soon become laboratories for a new model of private investment as Prime Minister Mark Carney moves to hand decades-long operating concessions for those airports to private capital—a plan that is sparking questions about customer service, security for airport workers and impacts on municipalities that depend on the country’s largest aviation hubs. […] ...More
Alberta’s recall legislation was introduced as a way to hold politicians to account and make ordinary voters the “boss” in provincial democracy. But a fundraising loophole appears to give politicians a major advantage over petitioners, raising questions about the practical viability of the direct democracy initiative. Alberta’s Recall Act allows for the removal of MLAs […] ...More
David Tywoniuk’s main focus in life is easy to identify. Row after row of GM muscle cars line his property on the outskirts of Edmonton, from rusted-out Firebird bodies to fully restored Camaros, a collection accumulated throughout his 50-year obsession-turned-business of repairing, buying and selling F-body coupes. But lately Tywoniuk has been concerned with a […] ...More
Is artificial intelligence changing the way humans process and recall information? The research on that question is far from conclusive, but what is certain is that AI has become a pervasive part of everyday life. – iStock non-AI graphic The most transformative stretch so far in society’s digital journey has stormed into the lives of […] ...More
A fence installed by a former neighbouring property owner blocks the entrance to a city-owned environmental reserve between 610 and 702 Beach Avenue. Photo: City of Cold Lake. Cold Lake’s Corporate Priorities Committee approved a motion during its Sept. 15 meeting to remove the fence across the entrance to the public utility lot at 724 […] ...More
During its Sept. 15 Corporate Priorities Committee meeting, the committee directed administration to bring a bylaw to a future regular council meeting that would establish separate tax assessment subclasses for derelict residential properties under the Municipal Government Act. Kristy Isert, the City’s general manager of corporate services, said the proposed subclass would apply to severely […] ...More
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