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Didsbury's library remains popular with county residents

Didsbury's library remains popular with county residents

Library staff helped more than 100 community members navigate technology in one-on-one sessions in 2023. 
Whitecap Resources pleads guilty in Didsbury-area gas well H2S release

Whitecap Resources pleads guilty in Didsbury-area gas well H2S release

Oil and gas company ordered to pay $80,000 penalty for Mountain View County incident
Mountain View County's land use bylaw review garners comments

Mountain View County's land use bylaw review garners comments

A review is ongoing into all sections of a Mountain View County bylaw governing land use throughout the municipality
Mountain View County to reconsider CAEP membership

Mountain View County to reconsider CAEP membership

County left Central Alberta Economic Partnership in 2018 over concerns it was "too urban focused"
Mountain View County building permit values topped $43 million in 2023

Mountain View County building permit values topped $43 million in 2023

Residential projects worth $37 million were approved last year in Mountain View County
News ALUS funds provided for watershed resiliency projects

News ALUS funds provided for watershed resiliency projects

Established program in Mountain View County expected to get funding boost
Avian influenza detected on Mountain View County farm

Avian influenza detected on Mountain View County farm

Canadian Food Inspection Agency enacts control zone to prevent spread of highly pathogenic H5N1
Permits now required in some Mountain View County areas as wildfire season declared

Permits now required in some Mountain View County areas as wildfire season declared

Wildfire danger in the Rocky Mountain House Forest Area is currently rated as low
Rural crime fight continuing, says justice minister

Rural crime fight continuing, says justice minister

Eligible community-based organizations and interest groups can apply for one-time grants of between $5,000 and $25,000.
Mountain View County considers green lights for responding firefighters

Mountain View County considers green lights for responding firefighters

Some area urban municipalities allow the use of a greenlight in a vehicle other than an emergency vehicle
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