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Whitecourt council approves $1.1 million to furnish Canfor Culture Centre

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By Brad Quarin
| Whitecourt Star Verified
Share this Story : Whitecourt Star Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr The Canfor Culture and Events Centre will open in the fall, and Whitecourt town council has taken another step toward preparing it for the public. Story continues below This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. During a special meeting on July 7, council accepted a $1.14 million bid from the company CDI Spaces to provide furniture for the centre.
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Citizens signing petition to reduce Mayerthorpe town council size by two seats

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By Brad Quarin
| Mayerthorpe Freelancer Verified
The petition was launched in response to this year’s tax increase Mayerthorpe resident Kelli Paradis started a petition to reduce town council from seven members to five, including the mayor. Paradis intends to address council regarding the proposal. Photo by KELLI PARADIS/SUPPLIED Article content A Mayerthorpe resident is taking action in hopes to change the town’s representation and finances. Advertisement 2 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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Citizens signing petition to reduce Mayerthorpe town council size by two seats

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By Brad Quarin
| Drayton Valley Western Review Verified
The petition was launched in response to this year’s tax increase • Mayerthorpe resident Kelli Paradis started a petition to reduce town council from seven members to five, including the mayor. Paradis intends to address council regarding the proposal. A Mayerthorpe resident is taking action in hopes to change the town’s representation and finances. Kelli Paradis launched a petition aiming to reduce town council’s size from seven to five members, for a total of four councillors and one mayor.
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