Hillview Board Seeking Court Approval For $17M Loan From Development Company To Finish Rebuild
The Hillview Park Condominium Corporation is seeking court approval for a more than $17.7 million loan from a development company to finish the rebuild project by 2020. The plan moving forward and a copy of the Letter of Intent between the Corporation and Calmac Developments Ltd. was sent to property owners on Monday. It states, if a judge approves the 25-year loan in court next month, substantial completion on the…
Work Camp Moratorium Moving Forward After Attempt To Rescind
The proposed moratorium on work camps within 75 km of Fort McMurray is moving forward towards a final vote. Wood Buffalo council held a special meeting on Tuesday where they discussed possible incentive and accommodations to entice fly-in-fly-ot workers to…
Wood Buffalo RCMP Investigate Incident At Anzac Schools
Wood Buffalo RCMP are investigating threats made towards Bill Woodward School and Anzac Community School. Around 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, police were notified of the threats made and as a safety precaution, both schools were placed on lockdown. The Mounties say…
Local Fire Ban, OHV Restrictions Lifted
The fire ban and OHV restrictions have been lifted for our region. With rain and cool temperatures these past few days – the wildfire danger level has been downgraded to low in the Fort McMurray Forest Area. The provincial and…
Giants Stumble Out The Gate To Start 2019 Campaign
The Fort McMurray Giants are shaking off the rust to start the season. The Giants wrapped up their first week of the WCBL season with a 1-4 record, including a most recent two-game sweep at the hands of the Okotoks…