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Cory Knutt

Cory Knutt

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Broadcaster, CFAM (Altona, MB)

Altona

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  • Lacombe Council approves office and retail use in Light Industrial District

    By Cory Knutt Verified| Central Alberta Online Verified Businesses in Lacombe’s light industrial district will soon have more flexibility after City Council approved changes to the Land Use Bylaw this week. At its April 15 meeting, Council voted in favour of allowing office and retail sales as principal uses in the Light Industrial District. The amendments come after a December 2024 motion directing administration to explore the potential for expanded land use options.

    By Cory Knutt Verified · Central Alberta Online

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Warm start, chilly finish in the Easter weekend forecast

    By Cory Knutt Verified| Central Alberta Online Verified Central Alberta residents can expect a classic spring swing in weather over the Easter weekend, with a warm, sunny Friday giving way to cooler temperatures, rain, and even the possibility of snow by Monday. Stephen Vallee, a meteorologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada, said a weak disturbance brought some light flurries and showers to the region Thursday morning, but conditions were expected to improve through the day.

    By Cory Knutt Verified · Central Alberta Online

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Lacombe Council approves office and retail use in Light Industrial District

    By Cory Knutt Verified| Central Alberta Online Verified Businesses in Lacombe’s light industrial district will soon have more flexibility after City Council approved changes to the Land Use Bylaw this week. At its April 15 meeting, Council voted in favour of allowing office and retail sales as principal uses in the Light Industrial District. The amendments come after a December 2024 motion directing administration to explore the potential for expanded land use options.

    By Cory Knutt Verified · Central Alberta Online

    Apr. 17, 2025

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CFAM (Altona, MB)