Author of the article: Scott McLean
Publishing date: Jul 09, 2021 • 2 hours ago • 3 minute read •
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Councillor Jane Stroud is seeking a fourth term on council representing Ward 4, which includes the hamlets of Anzac, Conklin, Janvier and Gregoire Lake Estates. Stroud has held her council seat since 2010. She is the only incumbent councillor running for reelection so far and is running unopposed in her ward.
“I’m committed to being a positive and influential councillor for our communities and to continue to raise concerns and achieve results that our residents of Ward 4 deserve,” said Stroud. “It’s been an honour serving since 2010 and I’m looking forward to another term.”
By Jaryn Vecchio
Jul 9, 2021 | 2:10 PM
Councillor Jane Stroud is looking to get elected to her fourth term with Wood Buffalo council.
She has represented Ward 4, which covers Anzac, Conklin, Janvier, and Gregoire Lake Estates, since first getting elected back in 2010.
Stroud tells Mix News she wants to return to see the completion of multiple projects for the four rural communities.
“I want to see the rural, water, and sewer hooked up to all homes, the extension of walking paths in Conklin and Anzac, and progress on the egress roads for Janvier and Anzac.”
She adds she also wants to see all roads be paved in Anzac and Conklin and increase access to high-speed internet.
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The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo announced Friday the municipal census will be extended to July 31 from June 30 as volunteers begin in-person data collection.
The plan to resume door-to-door census collection follows the ending of the State of Local Emergency earlier this month, the easing of most COVID-19 restrictions on July 1 and community vaccination rates. People uncomfortable with door-to-door interaction will receive a PIN to complete the census online.
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As of Friday, 63.6 per cent of eligible residents in Fort McMurray have gotten their first COVID-19 vaccine dose and 23.6 per cent have been fully vaccinated. In the rural areas, those numbers are 44.1 per cent and 23.4 per cent respectively.
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The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo announced Friday the municipal census will be extended to July 31 from June 30 as volunteers begin in-person data collection.
The plan to resume door-to-door census collection follows the ending of the State of Local Emergency earlier this month, the easing of most COVID-19 restrictions on July 1 and community vaccination rates. People uncomfortable with door-to-door interaction will receive a PIN to complete the census online.
We apologize, but this video has failed to load.
Try refreshing your browser. RMWB extends census deadline as volunteers start collecting data door-to-door Back to video
As of Friday, 63.6 per cent of eligible residents in Fort McMurray have gotten their first COVID-19 vaccine dose and 23.6 per cent have been fully vaccinated. In the rural areas, those numbers are 44.1 per cent and 23.4 per cent respectively.
The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo announced Friday the municipal census will be extended to July 31 from June 30 as volunteers begin in-person data…