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A City Council meeting is scheduled for 6:00pm in council chambers.
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A Corporate Priorities Committee 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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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 City Council meeting is scheduled for 6:00pm in council chambers.
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The newest member of the City’s Special Transportation bus fleet will improve efficiency and reduce pollution, while providing passengers with a safer and more comfortable ride.
The Cenovus Energy Wellness Centre and the CNRL Walking/Running Track at the Energy Centre will re-open for limited use on Friday, March 5, as the Government of Alberta moves to Step 2 of its strategy to gradually ease COVID-19 restrictions.
Concept development and design will begin this spring and summer on a proposed aquatics centre to be built at the Energy Centre.
The City has completed a pair of draft long-range planning documents which set a clear path for how Cold Lake and the surrounding area in the Municipal District of Bonnyville will grow and develop in the future. The proposed statutory documents are now ready for public review and feedback, before being formally adopted.
In consultation with a downtown business group and the Cold Lake Regional Chamber of Commerce, Cold Lake City Council approved a request to allocate funding that will lend a hand in developing a security pilot project for the city’s commercial districts.
Cold Lake City Council unanimously passed a motion to voice the City’s concerns over the U.S. executive decision to halt work on the Keystone XL pipeline, as well as Canada’s increasingly precarious position in the global market as an oil-producing nation.