Tag: Deborah Lafleur

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.

Grand Forks councillor Deborah Lafleur won’t seek re-election

Lafleur said she "thoroughly enjoyed" working as council liaison to her four groups, namely the community trails society, the public library, the recreation commissoin, and the seniors society.

Grand Forks council uneasy about praise for covering clinic overhead

Grand Forks has teamed up with neighbouring rural areas to fund the overhead for a local medical clinic, in hopes that it can attract and retain more doctors and nurses.

Grand Forks declines developer’s request

Grand Forks city council won't take property from a developer as security against unfinished work or reduce the amount required.

Grand Forks grapples with rising shipping container use

Grand Forks city council has given the go-ahead for a local animal rescue society to put a shipping container on its property for storage, on the heels of a broader discussion about the growing use of such containers.

Grand Forks to host BC men’s baseball provincials

Boundary baseball fans will get a bonus this year, as Grand Forks hosts two major tournaments instead of one.

Grand Forks looks at 5% property tax increase

If approved, the tax increase would work out to an extra $70 for the average household valued at $427,000 and generate another $229,000 for city coffers.

Grand Forks winter campground job ‘bad look’ for the city: Zielinski

A Grand Forks councillor says a plan to supervise the municipal campground over winter is a “bad look for...
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