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Local support key to Carstairs' business community in 2025

Local support key to Carstairs' business community in 2025

Carstairs and Community Chamber of Commerce plans to continue to host community activities in 2025 in support of the local business community.
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Massive 'TRUMP' inscription in field near Carstairs filmed by pilot

Massive 'TRUMP' inscription in field near Carstairs filmed by pilot

The footage, taken over a field in Mountain View County, was shared to social media on Jan. 29.
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Town of Carstairs council incumbents discuss election plans

Town of Carstairs council incumbents discuss election plans

Mayor Lance Colby not running as mayor but as councillor in next municipal election in October
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$33.9 million in construction projects approved in Carstairs in 2024

$33.9 million in construction projects approved in Carstairs in 2024

In all, 268 permits were issued from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31 with a total construction value of $33,965,981
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Lance Colby won't be seeking re-election as Carstairs' mayor

Lance Colby won't be seeking re-election as Carstairs' mayor

First elected mayor in 2003, the four-term mayor is now considering running for councillor
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Carstairs water rates on the rise starting Jan. 1

Carstairs water rates on the rise starting Jan. 1

Metered water consumption in 2025 will be $3.36 per cubic metre, up from $3.21 in 2024
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Carstairs Citizens on Patrol members to nearly match 2023's patrols

Carstairs Citizens on Patrol members to nearly match 2023's patrols

Anyone interested in becoming a COP member can call Bradley at 403-466-4422 or visit [email protected].
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New focus on helping educational assistants address complex needs

New focus on helping educational assistants address complex needs

New collaborate support model piloted at Carstairs Elementary School
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Carstairs community garden made ‘real difference’ for families

Carstairs community garden made ‘real difference’ for families

75 individuals, families booked 194 plots in 2024
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Carstairs, Didsbury pharmacist says fee changes should concern public

Carstairs, Didsbury pharmacist says fee changes should concern public

Effective Nov. 1 the province now pays pharmacists $70 for the initial assessment fee for a comprehensive annual care plan, down from $100
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