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Municipal Act changes broaden local government powers and openness
Changes to the Municipal Act now require open meetings for councils and boards, restricts bylaw voting in closed sessions, and limits in camera talks to listed subjects. The overhaul aims to give local governments more authority, accountability, and faster responses to community needs, with further reforms slated for 2000. Separately, CAC and Los Alamos seek zero emission coal electricity, detailing a five year plan to harvest hydrogen from water using coal in a closed loop process to emit no carbon, with Canadian partners including CRC, NRCan, and Alberta entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Municipal Affairs
Jim Doyle
Union of B.C. Municipalities
Doyle
Coal Association of Coal
CAC
Los Alamos National Laboratory
New Mexico
North America
Jim Gardiner
Los Alamos
GAC
CRC
Natural Resources Canada
Province of Alberta
Alberta
U.S. Department of Energy
DOE
Federal Department of Energy
Federal Energy Technology Centre