Ken Mackay News Today

Public transit and water connection fee revenues higher than expected so far in 2024, but high electricity costs makes powering streetlights more expensive

St. Albert's spending on consultants in 2023 was about $15,000 more than 2022.

Proposals, including cost estimates, to establish a youth transitional housing facility in St. Albert, will be presented to council this summer.

The new contract involves a $600,000 per year funding increase from the Alberta government for the next 2.5 years, but the city was looking for a longer-term agreement.

Projects range from wastewater lift station renewals to new gym equipment at Servus Place

The Tullahoma Downtown Lions Club (TDLC) had the esteemed privilege of presenting a generous donation of $1,000 to HorsePlays President Ken Mackay and Property Manager Rodney Holder recently.

Quashing of proposed $20.8 million Millennium Park borrowing bylaw shows effectiveness of public pressure in shaping policy choices.

St. Albert council committee of the whole approves adding $1.4M expansion of municipal area fibre network to list of major capital projects

Cancellation of provincial highway maintenance grant another example of Government of Alberta downloading costs to municipalities, councillor says.

Councillors Mike Killick, Ken MacKay join opposition to increasingly controversial plan, bringing project to a halt