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Short-term rentals up for debate in Hinton as mountain town balances tourism demand with housing

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By Maggie Kirk 
| This is Edmonton
Hinton town council is considering adjusting its cap on short-term rentals (STRs) as the west-central Alberta mountain town attempts to balance a growing tourism economy with a tightening local housing market. Council’s proposed changes to a local bylaw would see the maximum number of licences for non-principal STRs — where the property owner lives off-site — drop from 130 down to 70.
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How does a rural Alberta town’s food bank rescue over 50K kilograms of food from the landfill each year?

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By Maggie Kirk 
| This is Edmonton
Edmonton·New Each Friday, a volunteer from the Hinton Food Bank picks up distressed produce, close-to-date dairy and perfectly fresh bread from local grocers. It's all an effort to save it from the landfill, and put it into the hands of those who will use it. Program started through volunteers after the Jasper wildfire Listen to this article Estimated 5 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur.
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Whirling disease found in another Alberta watershed

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By Maggie Kirk 
| This is Edmonton
A microscopic parasite that attacks the cartilage and nervous system of young fish has been confirmed in the McLeod River, triggering a federal order to designate the Athabasca watershed in central Alberta as a contamination zone. Earlier this month, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) declared the Upper Athabasca and McLeod sub-watersheds as official infection areas for whirling disease.
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