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MVC business licence policy eyes widest range of options

MVC business licence policy eyes widest range of options

Mountain View County is considering a business licence policy that would offer as wide a range of options as possible ñ including the option of not even taking out a licence.
Man gets 3 years for sexually assaulting daughter

Man gets 3 years for sexually assaulting daughter

A 42-year-old Didsbury man has been sentenced to three years in a federal penitentiary for sex crimes involving his daughter.
Noise bylaw hearing date set

Noise bylaw hearing date set

Mountain View County has scheduled a non-statutory public hearing for April 6 to receive comments on a proposed anti-noise bylaw.
Elm pruning ban begins April 1

Elm pruning ban begins April 1

The Society to Stop Dutch Elm Disease (STOPDED) is once again encouraging Albertans to abide by the pruning ban between April 1 and Sept. 30.
Sundre airport business plan due next month

Sundre airport business plan due next month

Mountain View County's operational services department will draft a business plan for Sundre Airport development before council decides if it will reconsider funding the initiative this year.
Rainbow Ridge RV park gets green light

Rainbow Ridge RV park gets green light

Mountain View County council has approved the rezoning application for a 57-site recreational vehicle park southeast of Sundre.
New allergy label rules seen as good public health move

New allergy label rules seen as good public health move

New federal labelling regulations aimed at preventing allergic reactions to certain foods are a welcome move, says Sundre physician Dr. Hal Irvine.
'Cosmetic' ag society ask denied

'Cosmetic' ag society ask denied

Council supports the principle of funding agricultural programs for youth in Mountain View County, but couldn't support a joint ag society funding request for $70,650, councillors said last week.
Pine beetle fight resumes

Pine beetle fight resumes

More than 30 contracts have been awarded since the beginning of the year to continue the fight against the mountain pine beetle in west-central Alberta, the province announced last week.
Chinook's Edge expands pre-kindergarten program

Chinook's Edge expands pre-kindergarten program

Chinook's Edge School Division trustees passed a motion at their Feb. 9 meeting to expand the division's pre-kindergarten program to a maximum of five schools throughout the division for the 2011-12 school year.
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