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Village of Warner viability review report

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Report on the findings of the Village of Warner viability review. The viability review process is intended to assist residents of the Village of Warner in evaluating the best form of municipal ... More ≫

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Report on the findings of the Village of Warner viability review. The viability review process is intended to assist residents of the Village of Warner in evaluating the best form of municipal government to meet the community's current and future needs.

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Village of Cereal Viability Review Report

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This is the final report of the Village of Cereal Viability Review which was completed in August 2020.

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Village of Bawlf Viability review report

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The viability review is intended to assist residents of Bawlf in evaluating the best form of municipal government to meet their community’s current and future needs Options for the future of ... More ≫

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The viability review is intended to assist residents of Bawlf in evaluating the best form of municipal government to meet their community’s current and future needs Options for the future of Bawlf, explored through the viability review, are: 1) Remaining a distinct municipality with an action plan to improve the village’s viability. The report contains recommended actions to be addressed by council and administration to promote the future viability of the village should the Village of Bawlf remain. 2) Dissolving the municipal corporation to become part of the County of Camrose, and at the same time, retaining the name and community spirit of Bawlf as a hamlet. The county will be the governing body for the purpose of municipal operations and services.

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Alberta Capital Finance Authority annual report [2003-2019]

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Annual reports for the Alberta Capital Finance Authority (ACFA), which was a non-profit Corporation established under the Alberta Capital Finance Authority Act. The mission was to provide ... More ≫

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Annual reports for the Alberta Capital Finance Authority (ACFA), which was a non-profit Corporation established under the Alberta Capital Finance Authority Act. The mission was to provide shareholders within the Province of Alberta with flexible funding for capital projects on a prudent basis consistent with the viability of the ACFA. The ACFA was dissolved in 2020 and its function continued through the Government of Alberta as the Loans to Local Authorities program.

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Alberta Capital Finance Authority : 50 years, 1956-2006 : helping Alberta grow

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Provides a brief history of the Alberta Capital Finance Authority (ACFA), originally the Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation (AMFC), from 1956-2006. Includes a timeline of milestones and a ... More ≫

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Provides a brief history of the Alberta Capital Finance Authority (ACFA), originally the Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation (AMFC), from 1956-2006. Includes a timeline of milestones and a listing of directors and officers for the 50-year period. Released as an insert in the 2005 Annual Report for the Alberta Capital Finance Authority (ACFA).

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Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation annual report [2000-2002]

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The mission of the Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation, a non-profit corporation established under the Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation Act, was to provide shareholders within the ... More ≫

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The mission of the Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation, a non-profit corporation established under the Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation Act, was to provide shareholders within the Province of Alberta with flexible funding for capital projects on a prudent basis. From 2003 on, the function continued through the Alberta Capital Finance Authority, which dissolved in 2020. The function was continued through the Government of Alberta as Loans to Local Authorities.

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