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Grand Forks okays no curbs and gutters for development

By a vote of 4-2, Grand Forks city council has approved removing a curb and gutter requirement from a local housing development.

Automatic door planned for Grand Forks seniors centre

Grand Forks city council has agreed to pick up most of the cost of installing an automated door at the seniors centre following a debate over whether it was worth revising the recently-adopted city budget.

Grand Forks to allow pesticide use for noxious weeds

The City of Grand Forks will allow the use of pesticides to control invasive species and noxious weeds or insects as part of a new bylaw expected to be adopted next month.

New Grand Forks fire truck delayed

Grand Forks will have to wait a little longer to receive its new fire truck, but city councillors say they would rather wait than have the vehicle rushed to completion.

Grand Forks council seeks meeting over student behaviour near high school

Complaints about student behaviour near Grand Forks Secondary School have prompted city council to push for a joint meeting with school and police officials.

Grand Forks council puts brakes on funding aquatic center

Update: Grand Forks council changes mind on aquatic center spending limit. Click here. A request for an extra 25 per...

City approves homeless shelter for two more years

A temporary overnight homeless shelter in Grand Forks will be running for another two years. City council approved the temporary...

Permit granted for South Ruckle workforce housing

Grand Forks City Council has approved workforce housing for a growing local business. The temporary use permit (TUP) will allow...

City will reconsider cosmetic pesticide ban this fall

Grand Forks will reconsider enacting a cosmetic pesticide ban in the city. City council agreed to explore it this fall...
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