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The 911 levy is expected to bring in $41 million per year, half the cost of the upgrades, and municipalities will need to foot the bill for the other half.

"This community infrastructure will be one of the few outdoor facilities that can be enjoyed year around by the community, regardless of age or sport."

Happy Friday!

CCC, MLC expand access under loosened COVID rules

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised in 2015 to lift all drinking-water advisories by this March. In December, Miller announced that deadline would be missed.

“This is great news and will go a long way in protecting those who are most vulnerable to severe outcomes from this virus."

It is the Irish band's first appearance together in one year

I fully concur with the statements made by reader Tony Gull ("City should follow survey results on speed limit review," Feb. 17 Gazette ). The steps taken by St.

“This wolf began to show signs of dispersal over the past six months, as it first travelled south into Spray Valley Provincial Park, and into British Columbia, before finally venturing further south."

Treasury Department officials are currently studying the feasibility of Alberta going it alone on a provincial plan.