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People living in more than a dozen tents outside the Centre of Hope has become dangerous for everyone in the area, they argue.
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People living in more than a dozen tents outside the Centre of Hope has become dangerous for everyone in the area, they argue.
People living in more than a dozen tents outside the Centre of Hope has become dangerous for everyone in the area, they argue.
A report to council concludes there has been significant progress in developing downtown and the waterfront, but recommendations from the Downtown…
Council unanimously asked Alberta government to cap fees charged by third-party food delivery apps at 15 per cent during Tuesday’s council meeting.
Article content Council will debate a program supporting patio renovations at local restaurants and asking the province to limit fees on third-party food delivery apps. Tuesday’s public meeting will also include debates on public art plans and a report on seniors in the Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo area. Councillor Verna Murphy proposed earlier this month to lobby the Alberta Government for a 15 per cent cap on third-party delivery app fees, such as SkipTheDishes and Uber Eats. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Council discussing capping food del...