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The city says it will keep a cycle track that runs along Third Avenue in the downtown core open through 2024 after previously indicating it was slated for removal.

Outlaying money to water the lawn, knowing that it won’t die, it will just go dormant, and will green up once we get some rain, seems like dough that could be better spent elsewhere.

During the August 15 M.D. of Taber Council Meeting, Richard Phillips, general manager for the Bow River Irrigation District, gave a presentation to Council on the Eyremore Dam Project.

With the Bow River’s water levels still extremely low, the Western Irrigation District (WID) informed Chestermere residents that had lowered the level in Chestermere Lake by nearly a foot to meet watering needs.

With the Bow River’s water levels still extremely low, the Western Irrigation District (WID) informed Chestermere residents that had lowered the level in Chestermere Lake by nearly a foot to meet watering needs.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith met with her NWT counterpart Friday to show solidarity with Yellowknife wildfire evacuees.

A long history of drought cycles means the Prairies should be prepared to adapt to more summers like this one

Canada’s single largest feedlot facility holds around 75,000 cattle. It would make up 40% of the 889,000 total suckler beef cows in the entire Republic of Ireland.

It's a fine line to straddle, but if it's done effectively, the characteristics that make a community endearing can be preserved while it continues to grow.

Parks, playgrounds, pathways and specialized sports facilities all help provide quality of life for Calgarians.