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Frank Vagi, a St. Albert resident and chemical engineering instructor at the University of Alberta, said he was doubtful the city could come up with a power purchase agreement given the steep markup his calculations demonstrated.

“The city has proposed this, presented it, and pushed it very quietly to avoid attracting opposition,” Farlinger said of the solar-farm project. “There have been no forums on it or presentations by the city. The lack of transparency here is unbelievable.”

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Musila is facing charges of first-degree murder and indignity to human remains in the death of 75-year-old Ronald Worsfold.

Pair hopes to build bird-banding station in Bunchberry Meadows.

Canadians will vote on Sept. 20.