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LOCAL COVID-19 BUSINESS IMPACT: Sundre-area greenhouses are open

LOCAL COVID-19 BUSINESS IMPACT: Sundre-area greenhouses are open

Alberta government recently deemed ag-related businesses essential
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Alberta launches website to support businesses reopening

Alberta launches website to support businesses reopening

Website offers sector-specific and general workplace guidelines on public health measures that need to be in place before a business or organization is able to reopen.
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Oilpatch welcomes federal aid for large firms despite climate change conditions

Oilpatch welcomes federal aid for large firms despite climate change conditions

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Municipal leaders applaud first stage reopening plans

Municipal leaders applaud first stage reopening plans

Local politicians are voicing support for the planned first stage of the province’s economic re-launch, which could occur as early as May 14.
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Players can now hit the greens at Olds and Bowden golf courses

Players can now hit the greens at Olds and Bowden golf courses

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LOCAL COVID-19 BUSINESS IMPACT: Sundre Bottle Depot remains open, with changes

LOCAL COVID-19 BUSINESS IMPACT: Sundre Bottle Depot remains open, with changes

Hours have been reduced, although people can still get deposits back
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LOCAL COVID-19 BUSINESS IMPACT: Chambers of commerce react to phased reopening

LOCAL COVID-19 BUSINESS IMPACT: Chambers of commerce react to phased reopening

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Innisfail Golf Club opening this weekend

Innisfail Golf Club opening this weekend

COVID-19 prevention restrictions in place
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LOCAL COVID-19 BUSINESS IMPACT: Sundre's Studio 104, Bear's Den reopening

LOCAL COVID-19 BUSINESS IMPACT: Sundre's Studio 104, Bear's Den reopening

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LOCAL COVID-19 BUSINESS IMPACT: Olds' Jensen's Men's Wear planning to reopen

LOCAL COVID-19 BUSINESS IMPACT: Olds' Jensen's Men's Wear planning to reopen

Area business owners are voicing support for the planned first stage of the province’s economic re-launch, which could occur as early as May 14.
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