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The Canada Beef Working Group is waiting on provincial organizations to ratify recommendations made by the group early in January to create a single national organization for beef marketing activities.

A history book is one thing ñ but a world plowing championship or Canadian 4-H Council symposium Ö now that's something worth looking at.

Farm Credit Canada will not be financing the Olds Agricultural Society's planned development for the Highway 2/27 intersection, FCC's vice-president of western operations told the Gazette last week.

Bus service in Red Deer County should improve in the next year, if a grant application to the province is successful.Council will apply for a Green TRIP grant to help pay for a second bus for the county.

The designated growth centres around towns within Mountain View County may be a necessary evil, but they should be smaller in size, focused more on commercial-industrial rather than residential development, and should not become ìtowns outside the to

A report released in November detailing the progress to date for the Community Learning Campus and containing recommendations for the future will be used by staff at both Olds College and Chinook's Edge School Division to chart a way forward.

The ongoing investigation into an airplane crash that killed three men outside Sundre last September has confirmed that the aircraft made a touch-and-go landing at the Sundre airport only moments before crashing, said John Pearson, a senior investiga

It took a couple of rounds of discussion, but in the end the Sundre Golf Course was selected from a list of nine courses within Mountain View County as the venue for the annual Central Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and Counties Zone Golf

Mountain View County council last week gave the green light for a pair of three-lot subdivisions that will face each other across Twp. Rd. 304 just west of Highway 2A, about half a mile north of Carstairs in Div. 1.

A single-lane design to replace the Big Prairie Bridge will be presented at a public meeting this Thursday, Mountain View County council voted last week after a community rep weighed in on the question.