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Four land-use bylaws come before Medicine Hat City Council Monday, ranging from motel conversions to a new package distribution facility at the historic Ogilvie Flour Mill site.
Source: CHAT News Today
The city wants public input on road, park, transit and utility projects before council finalizes its next decade-long capital budget in November.
Source: Lethbridge News Now
The City of Grande Prairie wants young residents aged 14-24 to help shape conversations with council and community organizations.
Source: EverythingGP
The 7-2 council vote clears the way for a development permit on a dynamic sign that was installed without approval and later ordered shut off.
Source: rdnewsNOW
The budget funds electricity, water, wastewater and waste management systems but does not set rates, which council will consider separately this fall.
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The three-month trial let adults drink at designated picnic tables in three city parks; a post-program survey runs Oct. 1-15 to help shape a final report.
Source: CHAT News Today
City council chose a design that keeps existing road widths on 3rd Street North after residents pushed back against narrowing seen on Division Avenue.
Source: CHAT News Today
City council meets Monday to decide on road design options, a stalled infrastructure project and a decade-long tax dispute at a Southeast Medicine Hat property.
Source: CHAT News Today
The city is accepting applications through Oct. 30 for public roles spanning six boards, from the Police Commission to the Public Library Board.
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The city says the overhaul addresses outdated audiovisual systems that could no longer support livestreaming and hybrid participation.
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The City of Grande Prairie is recruiting volunteers for nine advisory bodies, with new terms starting in January.
Source: EverythingGP
Mayor Blaine Hyggen offered words of support to the city's Nepalese community during a Community Issues Committee meeting.
Source: Lethbridge News Now
City council members joined the mayor at the launch event as the annual home showcase prepares to open to the public this week.
Source: Lethbridge News Now
Council also made Joe Hutter's interim city manager role permanent and approved historic designation for the Baker-Spalding Block.
Source: CHAT News Today
Council made the appointment official at Tuesday's meeting following an eight-month interim period in the role.
Source: CHAT News Today