City buys $10 million landfill ‘thorn’
‘We don’t need to spend $10 million’ By MIKE YOUDS All but one city councillor voted in favour Tuesday of borrowing $10 million to buy the Owl Road Landfill, long cast [Continue]
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Casino patio will operate until 2 a.m.
By MIKE YOUDS More than 500 casino-goers could be toasting their winnings — or drowning their sorrows — until 2 a.m. when the Cascades Casino opens next month. Council [Continue]
Residents raise alarm about dust from biosolids operation
NEWS/ CITY HALL — A delegation of Dallas residents upset over dust from a nearby biosolids operation intends to take its protest to City council. Residents have enlisted [Continue]
Cost of arts centre vote questioned
By MIKE YOUDS A $160,000 price tag for November’s performing arts centre referendum ballot was run through a wringer by some councillors on Tuesday but emerged unchanged. [Continue]
City makes official its one-km rule on liquor licences
By MIKE YOUDS NEWS/ CITY HALL — Loosening of provincial liquor regulation led City council Tuesday to stand its ground on an anticipated increase in liquor outlets. [Continue]
Council delays pesticide decision
By MIKE YOUDS A commercial pesticide applicator warned City council Tuesday that it would have to hire more bylaw officers if cosmetic pesticide use is banned, “because [Continue]
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