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In its first update to the 2019 Canadian Drilling Activity Forecast, released today, the Petroleum Services Association of Canada (PSAC) has revised the number of wells drilled across Canada for 2019 to 5,600 wells.

Mountain View County council has given first reading to re-designation bylaws and set hearing dates for the proposed changes. The move came by way of motion at the recent regularly scheduled council meeting. Bylaw No.

A report commissioned by Mountain View County has made a number of recommendations for changes and upgrades at the county-owned Sundre Airport. The strategic plan analysis of the airport was prepared by Tetra Tech Canada and Explorer Solutions.

Mountain View County council has approved the terms of reference for the upcoming review of the municipal development plan. The move came by way of motion at the recent regularly scheduled council meeting.

DIDSBURY - After meetings and discussions, which started in November, Didsbury council has passed the 2019 capital budget. The vote on the budget came at council's recent regularly scheduled meeting.

RED DEER – The Games have begun. Competition in four sports that are part of the 2019 Canada Winter Games got underway Saturday, Feb. 16, including hockey, table tennis, speed skating and ringette. An opening ceremony was held Friday, Feb.

RED DEER – The Games have begun. Competition in four sports that are part of the 2019 Canada Winter Games got underway Saturday, Feb. 16, including hockey, table tennis, speed skating and ringette. An opening ceremony was held Friday, Feb.

RED DEER - It was a night like no other. The 2019 Canada Winter Games opening ceremonies in Red Deer on Friday night (Feb. 15 ) kicked off an evening filled with music, dance, anticipation and plenty of excitement. "This is very exciting.

Red Deer - Team Alberta athletes, coaching and support staff were the first to arrive at Red Deer College on the morning of Thursday, Feb. 14 in preparation for the 2019 Canada Winter Games.

Mountain View County council has approved a 1.9 per cent cost of living adjustment (COLA) increase for staff and council retroactive to Jan. 1, 2019. The move came by way of motion at the recent regularly scheduled council meeting.