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Help us keep Cold Lake beautiful by participating in the annual Community Clean-up! Garbage bags will be provided and collected by the City following the clean-up. Register by Wednesday, May 12! Click here for more details.
A Corporate Priorities Committee Meeting is scheduled for 6:00pm in council chambers.
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The annual Food Drive for National Public Works Week goes Friday, May 21. Join us at Sobey's and No Frills in Cold Lake to support the Cold Lake Food Bank and help our neighbours in need!
A City Council meeting is scheduled for 6:00pm in council chambers.
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A City Council meeting is scheduled for 6:00pm in council chambers.
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View agendas and minutes
A Corporate Priorities Committee Meeting is scheduled for 6:00pm in council chambers.
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View agendas and minutes
A federal court judge has ruled that the federal government, through the Minister of Public Services and Procurement Canada and the Department of Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC), did not afford the City of Cold Lake procedural fairness, nor did it make reasonable decisions when it withheld payments in lieu of taxes (PILT) relating to CFB Cold Lake’s golfing facilities for 2019 and 2020.
Cold Lake Fire-Rescue is urging residents to use caution and common sense when lighting recreational fires, after 33 firefighters spent more than 5 hours battling a blaze which destroyed several buildings.
Cold Lake, AB – The City of Cold Lake is concerned that the future operation of a critical piece of energy infrastructure remains uncertain with less than one week before a deadline to shut down.
The Governor of Michigan has ordered the Line 5 pipeline be shut down by May 12. In a letter written to the Speaker of the House of Commons, Member of Parliament for Banff-Airdrie Blake Richards confirms through the Ministry of Natural Resources that the pipeline supplies 53 per cent of Ontario’s crude and 66 per cent of Quebec’s crude. The MP’s letter also requests an emergency debate in the House of Commons on the matter.
Cold Lake Municipal Enforcement is reminding off-highway vehicle users to follow the rules of the road after a dirt bike rider was recently caught travelling nearly 100 kilometres per hour inside Cold Lake city limits; more than three times the maximum speed allowed in the City’s Off-Highway Vehicle bylaw.
City Council has passed a bylaw authorizing Cold Lake ratepayers to defer their property tax payments for the months of May, June and July, 2021, to help ease the financial pressure on families and businesses caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cold Lake residents may soon be able to raise chickens in backyard coops, as City Council considers developing a licensing program under the Animal Care and Control Bylaw.
