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Dan Singleton

Dan Singleton

Dan Singleton is the editor of the Mountain View Gazette who joined the newspaper in 2012 after serving as Sundre Round Up editor since 1994. He covers news, courts, municipal politics and community events. He is also a longtime columnist.

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Recent Work by Dan

Olds College receives $25 million to expand apprenticeship facility

Olds College receives $25 million to expand apprenticeship facility

Alberta Advanced Education Minister Rajan Sawhney at May 9 official funding announcement in celebration of the beginning of the W.J. Elliott Trades Building modernization
Carstairs' new quorum policy includes consequence guidelines

Carstairs' new quorum policy includes consequence guidelines

Minimum number of council members who must be present for a meeting to proceed
Mountain View County supports forestry industry's lobby

Mountain View County supports forestry industry's lobby

Industry seeking mitigative measures like promotion and implementation of a forestry manufacturing tax credit
Longtime Olds-Didsbury MLA to step down and head to Washington

Longtime Olds-Didsbury MLA to step down and head to Washington

Nathan Cooper’s new position will see him based at the Alberta Washington Office in Washington, D.C.
Didsbury's housing needs assessment outlines strategic directions

Didsbury's housing needs assessment outlines strategic directions

$15,000 project sought to identifying gaps in policy and supply
Didsbury softball player off to college world series

Didsbury softball player off to college world series

McCook Indians won Region IX tournament on May 4 and is now headed to the world series in Yuma, Arizona May 19 - 24.
Mountain View County won’t ask RCMP for West Country enhanced support

Mountain View County won’t ask RCMP for West Country enhanced support

The Didsbury RCMP identified no resource constraints with the West County area located within the detachment’s jurisdiction and is not in need of any additional resources
COMMENTARY: Council codes of conduct should stay

COMMENTARY: Council codes of conduct should stay

Under the Municipal Affairs Statutes Amendment Act, Bill 50, existing municipal code of conduct bylaws will be repealed.
Didsbury's innovative economic development awarded, priorities set

Didsbury's innovative economic development awarded, priorities set

Didsbury Day for Wynonna Earp fans earns town an 'innovative approach' award
Mountain View County's ag board approves riparian, ALUS project funding

Mountain View County's ag board approves riparian, ALUS project funding

REEP program supports on-the-ground projects that protect, restore and enhance natural areas such as riparian areas, wetlands, grasslands and treed areas
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