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Over 652,000 special ballot referendum packages sent out to Alberta electors - The Stettler Independent (opens the original)
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Published 4:12 pm Thursday, October 1, 2026 Elections Alberta completed processing just over 658,000 special ballot applications, and as of Sept. 29, approved and sent over 652,000 to electors. Over 5,700 applications were rejected due to a variety of reasons, including elector ineligibility, duplicate requests, invalid addressing or other information. The final batch of special ballots have been sent for production and mailing. Electors should receive them in the coming days, or be notified to
Over 652,000 special ballot referendum packages sent out to Alberta electors - Red Deer Advocate (opens the original)
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Published 2:55 pm Thursday, October 1, 2026 Elections Alberta completed processing just over 658,000 special ballot applications, and over 652,000 were approved and sent to electors as of Sept. 29. Over 5,700 applications were rejected due to a variety of reasons, including elector ineligibility, duplicate requests, invalid addressing or other information. The final batch of special ballots have been sent for production and mailing. Electors should receive them in the coming days, or be notified
September another drier month for Red Deer - Red Deer Advocate (opens the original)
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Published 1:20 pm Thursday, October 1, 2026 Red Deer remained drier than normal in September for the third month in a row. July received 25 per cent of the normal amount of rain for the month, August saw 72 per cent, and September was at 59 per cent . According to Environment and Climate Change Canada, Red Deer Regional Airport’s weather station recorded 22.7 mm of rain in September, while the normal amount is 38.3 mm, to make it the 30th driest September since 1904. Meanwhile, temperatures for
Alberta to crack down on illegal dumping - Red Deer Advocate (opens the original)
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Published 2:00 pm Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Alberta’s government plans to introduce legislation this fall to increase fines for illegal dumping and step up oversight of large waste facilities. The province said illegal dumping continues to create serious problems, with garbage and construction debris left along roadsides, on farmland, private property and public lands. Communities, landowners and taxpayers are often left to deal with the clean-up costs and environmental damage. Proposed amen
Alberta to crack down on illegal dumping - The Stettler Independent (opens the original)
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Published 2:00 pm Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Alberta’s government plans to introduce legislation this fall to increase fines for illegal dumping and step up oversight of large waste facilities. The province said illegal dumping continues to create serious problems, with garbage and construction debris left along roadsides, on farmland, private property and public lands. Communities, landowners and taxpayers are often left to deal with the clean-up costs and environmental damage. Proposed amen
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