City studies low-interest CEIP loans for energy upgrades
Medicine Hat plans to study a Clean Energy Improvement Program offering low-interest loans to property owners for energy efficiency upgrades charged to property tax bills. If approved, loans would be tied to the property, paid off over time, with Calgary Edmonton and other cities already implementing similar schemes. Administrative costs and bylaw steps are under review as staff explore potential pitfalls.
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Fractious UCP vote on Kenney shifts to mail-in ballots
In Edmonton the United Conservative Party moves its leadership review vote for Premier Jason Kenney from in person to mail in ballots citing a surge in registrations. UCP president Cynthia Moore says more than 15 000 have registered since December, with an auditing firm to oversee. Jean calls the change flawed and warns of potential fraud while Kenney’s challengers press for fair rules.
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