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Alberta's oil patch has no reason to apologize

Alberta's oil patch has no reason to apologize

It will contribute $3.5 trillion to Canada’s Gross Domestic Product over the next 25 years. The royalties it pays the provinces to explore for resources will total $429 billion in that same period.
Council adjusts 2010 Captial Budget for two projects

Council adjusts 2010 Captial Budget for two projects

City council approved $2.5 million in additional funding for upgrades to the Plainsmen Arena, July 19. The 2010 Capital Budget will be amended to increase the Plainsmen Arena upgrades cost to $4 million.
California Dreamin'

California Dreamin'

Last week a group of environmental extremists from San Francisco launched the latest drive-by smear job on our province.
Year-long traffic safety crackdown coming

Year-long traffic safety crackdown coming

Airdrie RCMP will crack down on traffic violations, beginning next month. The purpose of the program is to increase safety on city streets through targeted and intensified traffic enforcement.
Wildrose nominations to open in August

Wildrose nominations to open in August

The Wildrose Alliance Party will open nominations for the new Airdrie constituency, Aug. 6. Sitting Wildrose MLA Rob Anderson said he plans to run again. “I am pretty confident I’ll get nominated but you never want to be too confident,” he said.
Crossfield grows to 2,851

Crossfield grows to 2,851

The Town of Crossfield has grown by 203 residents over the past five years according to the 2010 census, up from 2,648 in 2005. “I am happy with that number,” said Councillor Jacky Vang.
Engagement with China opens opportunities for Canadians

Engagement with China opens opportunities for Canadians

Lessening Canada’s dependency on existing markets only makes good economic sense.
Proceeds of crime will go toward FCSS programs

Proceeds of crime will go toward FCSS programs

Items that have been seized by the local RCMP will now be used to help fund community programs in Airdrie.
Developer told to clean up

Developer told to clean up

On July 19, City council voted to refuse the owner of the Crown Shores development any further applications until the site is cleaned up. The development, located at 700 Willow Brook Road, has been a thorn in the City’s side for six years.
City may change ICE route to help downtown commuters

City may change ICE route to help downtown commuters

Due to the closure of a private downtown express bus, the City of Airdrie may change its Inner City Express (ICE) bus route, scheduled to be up and running in September.
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