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First draft of social media policy reviewed by Westlock town councillors

First draft of social media policy reviewed by Westlock town councillors

Policy covers what staff can and cannot post on town-approved social media; code of conduct will govern councillors
COVID-19 cases decline dramatically in County of Barrhead

COVID-19 cases decline dramatically in County of Barrhead

Just 16 active cases identified within the municipality, a decrease of 90 cases from May 3
Barrhead and District Social Housing Association prepares for a fight

Barrhead and District Social Housing Association prepares for a fight

Province expected to start implementing recommendations from the Alberta Affordable Housing Review Panel report which includes the amalgamation of social housing boards
Resident says more data needed before renewing Tawatinaw ski hill contract

Resident says more data needed before renewing Tawatinaw ski hill contract

David Woynorowski says he’ll do cost analysis for $1, questions visitor numbers
Athabasca not a liability to university, says AUFA president

Athabasca not a liability to university, says AUFA president

Union president David Powell presented to town council May 18
Town will pitch in for government lobbyist

Town will pitch in for government lobbyist

Council voted to provide up to $7,500 for ad-hoc group to lobby government regarding AU 
County approves $5,000 ‘relief’ grants for Anselmo, Whitecourt Ag Societies

County approves $5,000 ‘relief’ grants for Anselmo, Whitecourt Ag Societies

New bylaw governing grants for non-profit organizations would have meant $0 for both societies
No decisions made on future of AU staff, says university

No decisions made on future of AU staff, says university

Chief of staff expresses frustrations with community letter-writing campaign
Ad-hoc group concerned for local university jobs

Ad-hoc group concerned for local university jobs

Campaign aims to pressure Athabasca University to bring jobs back to the region
Supreme Court won’t hear appeal of Beckett ruling

Supreme Court won’t hear appeal of Beckett ruling

Ruling means Peter Beckett, who has stood trial twice for murdering his wife, is now a free man
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