St. Albert council votes to partially fund new Habitat for Humanity project
City approves $100,000 for plan to build four new homes; Canada and Alberta governments also asked to contribute
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City approves $100,000 for plan to build four new homes; Canada and Alberta governments also asked to contribute
Another Habitat for Humanity development may be in Strathcona County’s future.
Home for the holidays took on a special meaning for two families last week as they moved into their new Habitat for Humanity homes in Leduc.
Published on: June 25, 2021 | Last Updated: June 25, 2021 2:34 PM MDT Habitat For Humanity Edmonton, is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a new duplex in Spruce Grove. Mayor Stuart Houston, centre, was joined for the ground-breaking ceremony June 22, by Habitat For Humanity Edmonton President and CEO Ann-Marie Reddy, second from left, Spruce Grove-Stony Plain MLA Searle Turton, fourth from left and Spruce Grove council members Jeff Acker, Michelle Gruhlke and Wayne Rothe. Kristine Jean Two families will soon have a new home in Spruce Grove. Habitat For Humanit...