No increase in provincial FCSS funding means ‘top up’ from local municipalities needed
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No increase in provincial FCSS funding means ‘top up’ from local municipalities needed

Funding for Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) in Alberta will not increase this year, despite rising demand and inflation. The FCSS Association emphasizes that maintaining funding levels is insufficient to address growing needs. Local municipalities are stepping up to support FCSS programs, which are vital for community well-being and long-term cost reduction.
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Old Town of Viking signage for engine brakes replaced after 20 years

The Town of Viking has updated its engine retarder brakes bylaw by installing new signs along highways to prevent noise disturbances caused by commercial vehicles. The signs, addressing community complaints about excessive noise, enhance visibility and reinforce existing regulations. Violations are managed by the bylaw officer, with RCMP support for education and inspections.