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Mayor expects few changes as town reopens

Mayor expects few changes as town reopens

Businesses expected to follow provincial guidelines, Robb Stuart says
Sundre council approves tax deferral program

Sundre council approves tax deferral program

Option to delay payment without penalty
Reopening businesses must post COVID-19 mitigation plans: Hinshaw

Reopening businesses must post COVID-19 mitigation plans: Hinshaw

Alberta should know by late next week whether the first stage will bring a “sudden, sharp increase” in cases, Hinshaw said.
Olds mask maker happy to help people out

Olds mask maker happy to help people out

Masks have been sent as far as Vancouver and Saskatoon
Sundre council holds line on taxes

Sundre council holds line on taxes

Residential and non-residential mill rates remain the same as 2019
Fire causes serious damage to Innisfail homes

Fire causes serious damage to Innisfail homes

Cause of weekend residential blaze considered accidental
County office reopening to public today

County office reopening to public today

Precautions in place
County greenhouse operation not really affected by lockdown

County greenhouse operation not really affected by lockdown

Lohr-A-Lee Greenhouses is classified as an essential agricultural operation
Alberta confirms reopening begins May 14 for most of province

Alberta confirms reopening begins May 14 for most of province

Retail businesses, farmers' markets, museums and art galleries, day cares, hair salons and barbershops will be allowed to reopen. Restaurants, cafes, pubs and bars can open at 50 per cent capacity.
Sundre doctors don’t intend to resume hospital services

Sundre doctors don’t intend to resume hospital services

Absence of certainty and agreement with government not inspiring change
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