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Commission approves development permit

Commission approves development permit

The Mountain View County municipal planning commission has approved a development permit for a dwelling, secondary detached residence in the Fallen Timber rural neighbourhood.
Local curlers take on Russians

Local curlers take on Russians

CARSTAIRS -- In a story straight out of the movies, a plucky band of curlers from a small town in Alberta took on the Russian champions and almost beat them.
Candidates outline views on GSAs

Candidates outline views on GSAs

Candidates seeking election in the two Mountain View County-area constituencies have outlined some of their views on the future of gay-straight alliances (GSAs) in Alberta schools.
Council approves truck purchase funding

Council approves truck purchase funding

Mountain View County council has approved funding towards the purchase of a pumper vehicle for the Didsbury fire department. The move came during the recent regularly scheduled council meeting.
Resolutions call for government action

Resolutions call for government action

The Rural Municipalities of Alberta (RMA) association passed a dozen resolutions at its recent convention in Edmonton calling for action on such things as support of the energy industry and increased children’s health-care funding.
'Regular Joe' wants to help blue-collar families

'Regular Joe' wants to help blue-collar families

INNISFAIL -- Chad Miller is the new Freedom Conservative Party (FCP) candidate for Innisfail-Sylvan Lake and he's running to give a voice for all blue-collar oilfield workers in the riding.
FCP gives boot to Innisfail-Sylvan Lake candidate

FCP gives boot to Innisfail-Sylvan Lake candidate

INNISFAIL - The Freedom Conservative Party's (FCP) candidate for the Innisfail-Sylvan Lake riding is out of the provincial election race.
Chamber president unimpressed by federal budget

Chamber president unimpressed by federal budget

Olds & District Chamber of Commerce president Mark Johnson isn't very impressed with the federal budget. He says the budget, announced Tuesday March 19, offers little for central Albertans, and Olds residents in particular.
NDP and Alberta Party stump their issues

NDP and Alberta Party stump their issues

INNISFAIL -- Maintaining quality health care and education, and providing citizens with responsible governance, are quickly becoming key issues heard and advanced by local candidates for the NDP and Alberta Party.
Driving home the key economic message

Driving home the key economic message

RED DEER – As the provincial election campaign enters its second week, United Conservative Party (UCP) leader Jason Kenney continues to drive home his message that his party is the only one that can return prosperity back to Albertans.
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