Gas plant proposed near Burstall in ID No 1
D M Wolcott and Associates of Calgary plan Empress Liquids Processing to extract ethane propane and related liquids for 15 joint venturers. The plant would sit 5 km west of Burstall Alberta occupying 10 12 acres with construction in 1982 and completion by mid 1983. A public ERCB licence hearing is set for December 21 in Calgary.
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Calgary
Alberta
Burstall
Petro-Canada
Bob Winnitey
D. M. Wolcott
Wolcott
Empress
Ken Stephenson
Kenaco Commercial Services Ltd
Improvement District No. 1 Advisory Council
Stephenson
Lutz Perschon
Coun
Floyd Haas
Energy Resources Conservation Board
ERCB
ID Administration
Alberta cabinet approves over 1 billion in petrochemical plants
Alberta Economic Development Minister Hugh Planche announced four permits for petrochemical plants at Prentiss Edmonton Joffre Bruderheim and a joint Peralta project with Esso. The projects will supply ethylene and styrene and create lasting economic benefits across the province.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Hugh Planche
Union Carbide Canada Ltd
Prentiss
Cil-Trimac Ltd
Nova
Alberta Corporation
Shell Canada Ltd
Joffre
Alberta Gas Ethylene Company
Planche
Red Deer
Peralta
Alberta Energy Company
Esso Chemicals
Bruderheim
Lougheed's Meat Subsidy Gains Unifarm Support
Unifarm region director Gordon Blanchard backs the provincial meat subsidy for cattle and sheep producers as a one time measure to level the field with other provinces. He warns subsidies distort markets but argues they help sustain breeding herds and keep producers in business for another year amid cyclical declines.
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Peter Lougheed
Alberta Cattle Commission
Gordon Blanchard
Region 13
Unifarm
Blanchard
North America
Alberta Folk Music Alive and Well Says Boston Researcher
Dr. Tim Rogers, president of the Canadian Folk Music Society and a University of Calgary professor, spoke at Medicine Hat College on a lecture concert about Alberta folk songs. He argued Alberta has a genuine, evolving folk tradition shaped by homesteaders, miners, and rodeo riders, with roots in the United States and Eastern Canada, now central to Albertan identity.
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Alberta
Tim Rogers
Canadian Folk Music Society
University of Calgary
Medicine Hat College
Rogers
Nova Scotia
Quebec
United States
Canada
Subsidy forms on way for Alberta beef and sheep aid
Edmonton reports that $136 million Alberta subsidy benefits will start with application forms by January 1, 1982. Dairy and livestock recipients will receive up to $50 per bred cow or bred heifer and 4 dollars per hundredweight for feeder cattle bought and held 150 days, with specific date windows for eligibility.
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Edmonton
Peter Lougheed
Dallas Schmidt
Department of Agriculture
Bow Island to sell natural gas system to Canadian Western
Bow Island council agreed to sell the town's gas distribution network to Canadian Western Natural Gas for 215000 dollars. The deal includes a 20 year franchise and 5 percent of gross income as annual tax, expected to yield about 13000 dollars yearly, with rates unchanged for customers. A full time town worker and annual service check will support operations.
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Bow Island
Canadian Western
Council
Hadlington
Cavan Lake subdivision planned for recreational cottages in Alberta
Barry Miskuski for Cavan Lake Developments Ltd. seeks 46 lot recreational cottage village on 536 acres at Cavan Lake with 2 400 to 2 600 m2 lots. Project includes 70 to 100 m setback for lake access, well water storage, and no lake withdrawals. Council approves principle, plans formal submission in January 1982.
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Paul Strickland
The
Cavan Lake
Barry Miskuski
Cavan Lake Developments Ltd
Advisory Council of
Improvement District No. 1
Miskuski
Gisli Sigmundson
George Munro
all _— district
Ross Creek
Glenmore
Municipal Planning Commission
Gordon Scott
Premiers to meet for finance talks
Edmonton Premier Peter Lougheed says provincial leaders will press the federal government on economic issues in a planned first ministers meeting. Housing incentives tax shelters and small business funding are key points as ministers prepare to justify moves seen as harming job creation.
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Edmonton
Allan MacEachen
Ottawa
Peter Lougheed
Canada
Alberta
Halifax
Pierre Trudeau
Lougheed
Lougheed Says Comment On Constitution Package After Senate Approval
Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed declined to comment on Canada's new constitution package until it passes the Senate. He indicated the appropriate time for reaction would be after Senate approval, which he expects by Monday.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Peter Lougheed
Canada
Commons
Lougheed
Senate
Decision delayed on country homes south of Dunmore
Garth Felesky seeks to reclassify 29 acres nine kilometres south of Dunmore from general agricultural to country residential for 10 parcels. The plan was tabled for six months after a public hearing amid objections over traffic, pets, and waste from an adjacent six parcel subdivision.
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Garth Felesky
Dunmore
Advisory Council of Improvement District No. 1
Felesky
Eagle Butte
Municipal Planning Commission
Barry Miskuski
Geoscience Consulting Ltd
Edmonton
Miskuski
Jim Dyck
Jacob Krause
Krause
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