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Article content Developer holding county hostage? Ward 3 Coun. Brian Botterill almost hit the nail on the head when he stated; “You can’t hold developers hostage until you get what you want” (As stated in the story “County not likely to purchase land for schools in Cambrian” in The News’ May 21 edition). But it’s apparent that it’s the developer who’s holding the county hostage with demands for more profit by increasing the density level of Cambrian Crossing.  We apologize,...

Author of the article: Lindsay Morey Publishing date: May 21, 2021  •  9 hours ago  •  3 minute read  •  On Tuesday, elected officials were presented with three options to resolve the issue of two local school boards sharing a 6.12 hectare school site in Cambrian Crossing. The area just north of Sherwood Park is set to be home for more than 12,000 future residents. Lindsay Morey/News Staff Article content The local public and Catholic school divisions might not have a choice ...

Author of the article: Lindsay Morey Publishing date: Apr 30, 2021  •  April 30, 2021  •  5 minute read  •  A lengthy council debate on Tuesday, April 27 saw proposed changes for the Cambrian Crossing Area Structure Plan sent back to administration. The area just north of Sherwood Park is set to be home for more than 12,000 future residents. Lindsay Morey/News Staff Article content It’s back to the drawing board for Strathcona County’s next major development destined to be ...

Author of the article: Lindsay Morey Publishing date: Apr 30, 2021  •  April 30, 2021  •  5 minute read  •  A lengthy council debate on Tuesday, April 27 saw proposed changes for the Cambrian Crossing Area Structure Plan sent back to administration. The area just north of Sherwood Park is set to be home for more than 12,000 future residents. Lindsay Morey/News Staff Article content It’s back to the drawing board for Strathcona County’s next major development destined to be ...

Article content Administration will continue delivering water to Draper until the community has piped-water access after council voted in favour 7-4. Council also unanimously asked administration to work with ATCO Gas about potentially installing permanent gas lines for the community. Mayor Don Scott proposed the motions after speaking with Draper resident Brandon Howse. Scott said Draper residents want certainty or commitment on the issues. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try ...

Author of the article: Marie Conboy Publishing date: Feb 11, 2021  •  February 11, 2021  •  4 minute read  •  Canmore Town Council unanimously approved first reading to adopt the Three Sisters Village Area Structure Plan (ASP) for Three Sisters Village as well as the ASP for Smith Creek in an online council meeting that lasted over 7 hours on Feb. 9. Photo Zoom screenshot. Article content Canmore Town Council unanimously approved first reading to adopt the Area Structure Plan (...