Home | Vulcan Advocate
The Cobras will be conducting player registration starting in May, with spring camp in early June. Registration and player/parent information packages will be dropped off to those schools in early May. For more information, contact Tim Bryson in Claresholm at 1-403-682-9649 or timbryson2006@gmail.com. April 22, 2024.
Vulcan News | Latest Local Headlines | Vulcan Advocate
Jun 21, 2024 · The Alberta government is providing almost $18 million for a water project that will see Milo’s water plant upgraded and a water line from Milo to Arrowwood built. Vulcan’s council approved first reading Monday evening of a bylaw that would lower the residential speed limit by 10 kilometres per hour. This year's Lomond Community School ...
Vulcan County firefighters responded Monday to large fire near …
Sep 10, 2024 · Firefighters got a call shortly before 2 p.m. Monday and had the fire held a half hour later, said Doug Headrick, Vulcan County’s director of emergency services and regional fire chief, on Tuesday. Firefighters had to battle high winds, and the wind was also erratic, switching twice while firefighters were there.
What's happening in Vulcan County | Vulcan Advocate
Sep 13, 2023 · The maximum attendance is 12 youth. To register, call Vulcan and Region FCSS at 403-485-2192 or email reception@vulcanandregionfcss.com. Community Connection Café. A Community Connections Café takes place Tuesdays at 1:30 p.m. at the Vulcan Seniors Centre, 303 Centre St. There’s one scheduled for Sept. 26.
Art Scene: Diverse artists figure in fall gallery season
2 days ago · Artists featured include major names like Dana Claxton, Thom Mayne, Gathie Falk, Rodney Graham, Jack Shadbolt, Jeff Wall, Ian Wallace, Andy Warhol and Nettie Wild. 4–258 East 1st Ave., 604-620-0049. paulkylegallery.com. A wide range of artists are featured this fall as exhibits bring together both decades-old and contemporary works.
Vulcan County MPC, council notes from Sept. 20 | Vulcan Advocate
Sep 21, 2023 · Council approves increases to base, per diem pay. Vulcan County council has approved a 15 per cent increase to its base and per diem pay, which will go into effect next year. Starting in 2024, the reeve’s monthly base pay will increase to $1,486.71, up $193.92, and the six councillors will each receive a monthly base pay of $844.32, up $110.13.
Thirteen structure fires in Vulcan County this year
Dec 9, 2021 · Local firefighters have responded to 13 structure fires so far this year, says Vulcan County’s director of protective services. “That’s a huge increase compared to other years,” said Doug Headrick during a recent interview. Firefighters attribute the increase to people being home more often during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bank of Canada likely to cut rates by 50 basis points - Vulcan …
1 day ago · Bank of Canada likely to cut rates by 50 basis points | Vulcan Advocate. News. 'More urgency now to return interest rates to neutral': Desjardins' Jimmy Jean. Watch: Desjardins' chief economist thinks the latest inflation data has 'sealed the deal' for a …
Deficit to hit $46.4 billion this fiscal year, above Liberals forecast ...
13 hours ago · Initial estimates in the spring budget indicated a $39.8-billion deficit for the 2024-2025 fiscal year, but the PBO’s Economic and Fiscal Outlook shows a different fiscal picture for Canada’s finances.. Over a longer time horizon, assuming there are no new measures introduced, the PBO expects the deficit to decline to $22.5 billion in …
What [s happening in Vulcan County - Vulcan Advocate
Sep 22, 2023 · Thrift market. The inaugural Vulcan Woman’s Thrift Market takes place on Saturday, Oct. 21, from 10 a.m.-2 p.m., at the Cultural-Recreational Centre, 504 4 Ave. S. in Vulcan.Only women’s clothing and accessories will be sold. For more details, visit the Facebook page for the event.. Dart Club