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Project budget approved totalling $25.9 million

Project budget approved totalling $25.9 million

Mountain View County council has approved the 2017 projects budget totalling $25.9 million. The move came by way of motion at the recent regularly scheduled council meeting. The budget is comprised of $23.
Concussion protocol in works

Concussion protocol in works

A new student concussion protocol for the entire Chinook's Edge School Division is nearing completion and should be in place soon, according to Shawn Russell, associate superintendent of corporate services.
Local surprised to see birth father

Local surprised to see birth father

DIDSBURY - After searching for years for her birth father, a local woman got the surprise of her life when he showed up on her doorstep just before Christmas.
Direct costs of carbon tax are just the beginning

Direct costs of carbon tax are just the beginning

There are few things more frustrating than hidden costs. You know what I'm talking about: airline baggage surcharges, banking fees, or basically anything that appears in fine print on your cell phone bill.
Local businesses feel pinch

Local businesses feel pinch

DIDSBURY - With the carbon tax hitting Alberta on Jan. 1 on top of an already skittish economy, you can't blame locals for being a little worried. Avenue Bakery closed down around New Year's, while Cut'n Loose appears to be cutting loose on March 1.
Village reups with SAEWA

Village reups with SAEWA

CREMONA - Although several nearby municipalities dropped out of the Southern Alberta Energy From Waste Association (SAEWA) the Village of Cremona is staying put.
Dogma not climate science

Dogma not climate science

The NDP government has publicly estimated that the carbon tax, which kicked in Jan 1, will squeeze the province's economy by 0.4 per cent of GDP. In other words, Albertans will pay for the tax in jobs, income and well-being.
Committee recommends budget acceptance

Committee recommends budget acceptance

The Mountain View County policies and priorities committee, made up of county councillors, has passed a motion recommending that council approve the 2017 projects budget totalling $25.9 million.
Gravel pit appeal denied by board

Gravel pit appeal denied by board

The Mountain View County subdivision and development appeal board has denied an appeal of an earlier approval of a gravel pit expansion west of Sundre. The board heard the appeal on Dec. 21 and issued its ruling on Jan. 4.
Area Wildrose MLAs back MacIntyre

Area Wildrose MLAs back MacIntyre

Area MLAs Jason Nixon and Nathan Cooper have come out in support of their Wildrose MLA colleague Don McIntyre.
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