Public Notice As part of Canfor’s Whitecourt and Fox Creek 2022 Vegetation Management Program, we are proposing to apply glyphosate on cutblocks located within our Forest Management Area and timber licenses in the Whitecourt, [...]
May 24, 2022 Town of Fox Creek 102 Kaybob Drive, Box 149 Fox Creek, Alberta T0H 1P0 Re: Town of Fox Creek Discussion - Follow-up Questions and Answers We write to provide Crescent Point Energy [...]
Public Notice In accordance with the MGA, the Town of Fox Creek provides Public Notice of our engagement in the process to annex, from the MD of Greenview, the lands described as: Township 63, Range [...]
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Land Use Bylaw Amendment Application No A001-2022 The Town of Fox Creek will be holding a public hearing to discuss: Land Use Bylaw Amendment Application No. A001-2022. The Town of [...]
Public Advisory Water Body Ice Conditions Weather fluctuations and early signs of an approaching spring, indicate that lake ice conditions are quite likely to change quickly. The Town of Fox Creek advises all recreation, or [...]
Public Notice STEPS TO SAFELY RETURN TO NORMAL At 5:00 pm February 8, 2022, the Province of Alberta announced that public health measures will be gradually lifted. Beginning February 8 at 11:59 [...]
From Oct. 26 and beyond, individuals over the age of 18 must have proof of a complete vaccine series with the second dose or have proof of a recent (within the previous 72 hours) negative COVID-19 test... [Read More] [Read more]
Since its opening, the Fox Creek RV Campground has been managed from the Town of Fox Creek Administration Office. Patrons of the campground could make payments, check the status of available stalls, and get general information on the campground itself. However, effective today this service will now be offered through the Fox Creek Greenview Multiplex. [Read More] [Read more]
"In any moment of decision, the best thing you can do is the right thing. The worst thing you can do is nothing" – Theodore Roosevelt. [Read More] [Read more]
As COVID-19 restrictions have ebbed and flowed consistently over the past 18+ months, we have remained on our toes and have made tough calls that have been unfortunate, but necessary. Many of these calls have been completely out of our hands, as provincial mandates supersede any decision made on the municipal level, but we have continuously done what we could in the effort to bring an end to this pandemic. [Read More] [Read more]
