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  1. City council in Calgary pushes back against the provincial government regarding new noise rules, which are criticized by the Premier for impacting business and festivals.

Jeromy Farkas champions the continuation of existing noise rules while Danielle Smith criticizes the city's current noise restrictions in Calgary.

8 reports, 7 independent Updated Jun 27
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Jeromy Farkas champions the continuation of existing noise rules while Danielle Smith criticizes the city's current noise restrictions in Calgary.

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AlbertaCity of CalgaryDanielle Smith

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  1. An MOU was established to allow assessment of noise complaints in Calgary.1 source
  2. City conditions are affecting the Parkland event site for Country Thunder Alberta, leading to sound limitations and construction barriers.Sub-event
  3. Jeromy Farkas criticized provincial politicians' stance, while Paul Vickers' tent operation was found to be subject to city rules.Sub-event
  4. Farkas supports existing noise rules as Smith criticizes city restrictions in Calgary.1 source

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City council in Calgary pushes back against the provincial government regarding new noise rules, which are criticized by the Premier for impacting business and festivals. All 2 developments

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