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Woodlands County adopts development plan, including in Whitecourt area - Vimarsana News

Woodlands County adopts development plan, including in Whitecourt area

Woodlands County finalized its Municipal Development Plan; the 2024 version is updated from 2013 and guides land use and growth. Read more.

Woodlands County adopts development plan, including in Whitecourt area | Grande Prairie Daily Herald Tribune - Vimarsana News

Woodlands County adopts development plan, including in Whitecourt area | Grande Prairie Daily Herald Tribune

Woodlands County finalized its Municipal Development Plan; the 2024 version is updated from 2013 and guides land use and growth. Read more.

Woodlands County adopts development plan, including in Whitecourt area - Vimarsana News

Woodlands County adopts development plan, including in Whitecourt area

Woodlands County finalized its Municipal Development Plan; the 2024 version is updated from 2013 and guides land use and growth. Read more.

Whitecourt weighs in on Woodlands County municipal development plan | Grande Prairie Daily Herald Tribune - Vimarsana News

Whitecourt weighs in on Woodlands County municipal development plan | Grande Prairie Daily Herald Tribune

The Town of Whitecourt and Ducks Unlimited commented on Woodlands County's municipal development plan. Council debated SMRs. Read more.

Province promises start of long-awaited repairs to Highway 88 near Slave Lake - Vimarsana News

Province promises start of long-awaited repairs to Highway 88 near Slave Lake

The two-lane highway is potholed, with narrow shoulders that are crumbling and decaying. Alberta Transportation says a paving project is expected to begin this year.

Source: cbc.ca