AUMA President Barry Morishita is once again hitting the road to share intergovernmental feedback and connect with our members across Alberta.
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Although it’s only July, AUMA President Barry Morishita has already had a busy summer connecting with Cabinet members whose mandates affect our members.
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As part of AUMA’s advocacy work around municipal policing, we are reaching out to the Minister of Justice and Solicitor General and Ministry staff to express our strong support for full funding.READ MORE
Since the Notice of Motion was brought forward to create a baseline analysis that could inform the design of a provincial Extended Producer Responsibility Paper and Packaging Program, AUMA is in the finalization phase and is seeking your input.
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The new Canadian Navigable Waters Act has been created, and the Government of Canada is seeking engaging stakeholders to provide suggestions to the Minor Works Order before July 30, 2019.
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In situations involving water damage, some aspects are covered under homeowner or business insurance, rather than being the responsibility of the municipality via their insurance program.
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By the time the County of Barrhead’s health and wellness challenge finished, their participants had walked across Canada, built relationships between elected officials, field staff and office workers, and adopted sustainable, healthy habits.
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On Friday, the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) launched the first in a series of online election advocacy tools. This tool allows municipal representatives to click to tweet to their federal candidates to talk about how important the Gas Tax Fund is in their communities. Click here to access it.
Not sure where to start with the Recreation Energy Conservation Program? We’ll explain the basics of the program, provide advice for applying, show case studies from other municipalities that have previously participated, and answer questions live. Click here to register for the Recreation Energy Conservation Program 101webinar on July 31.