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M.D. of Opportunity council notebook - September 14, 2026 meeting (opens the original)
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The Municipal District of Opportunity held a regular council meeting in Wabasca on Sept. 14. The agenda was packed with debates over delayed capital projects, frustrating provincial highway decisions, and budget increases for local recreation. The municipal enforcement team presented its monthly report, revealing that the municipality currently has only one active Community Peace Officer on duty, with another waiting in the training pipeline. Councillor Darlene Jackson asked if any local residen
STARS asks Slave Lake for municipal funding (opens the original)
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The Shock Trauma Air Rescue Service is asking the Town of Slave Lake to contribute annual per capita funding toward its emergency flight operations starting in 2027. A delegation from STARS, attended town councilâs Sept. 8 meeting to present an annual operations report and outline the critical role the air ambulance service plays across northern Alberta. She asked council to consider establishing a steady municipal partnership at a rate of $1 per capita during upcoming 2027 budget deliberation
CN repairs Highway 88 crossing in Slave Lake (opens the original)
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After persistent lobbying from local municipal officials, Canadian National Railway has completed long-awaited structural repairs to the rail crossing on Highway 88, smoothing out a notoriously rough ride for local motorists as part of a busy late-summer infrastructure push across the Town of Slave Lake. Chief Administrative Officer Alex presented council with a comprehensive public works and administrative update during the Sept. 8 regular meeting, highlighting the completion of the railway cro
M.D. of Opportunity approves fibre optics for housing, demands better telecom deals (opens the original)
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The Municipal District of Opportunity No. 17 is bringing high-speed internet to the Wabasca Desmarais Housing Authority, but councillors are demanding better deals from private contractors to connect other civic buildings. During the regular council meeting on Aug. 10, administration presented the final quotes to install a dedicated fibre optic line for the housing facility. The total cost for the installation came to $17,900. Council unanimously approved a capital budget amendment to get the pr
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