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Did you know that Dog Licenses are now for the lifetime of your pet. Council introduced a new Dog Bylaw December 2018 that saw licensing changes.  While the initial license fee has increased, over the lifetime of your pet you will see considerable savings. Dog Control Bylaw [#2018-11] Lifetime Dog License Application We urge dog owners to license their pets as soon as possible.  The registration tag allows us to identify and reunite you with your pet sooner and may save them a tri...

When: Thursday, March 14, 2019  7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Where: Thorsby Seniors Citizens Centre, 4812 51 Street, Thorsby Leduc County and the Town of Thorsby have prepared an Intermunicipal Development Plan for lands located adjacent to the Town of Thorsby within Leduc County as shown below.  As a stakeholder with an interest in the future growth and development of the IDP lands, we  invite you to attend the Open House regarding this project. The pur...

Do you know an outstanding Albertan? The Alberta Order of Excellence is the highest honour the Province of Alberta can bestow on a citizen. Members of the Alberta Order of Excellence come from all walks of life. Their careers range from medicine, science, engineering, law, and business to politics, education, agriculture and the arts. The one thing all members have in common is that they have made an outstanding provincial, national, or international impact. The Alberta Order of Excel...

The Town of Thorsby has signed on as the first community in Alberta to partner with Swirltex to collaborate and sell treated lagoon water to industry partners. While Thorsby currently meets both its Provincial and Federal legislated environment requirements on water discharge quality, this water re-use strategy will help to further minimize any potential environmental impacts of discharge of lagoon waters to fish bearing waters, and will also reduce the volume of fresh water diverted from Alb...

Winner of the Thorsby and District Chamber of Commerce Christmas Lights Contest was: 4609 - 52 Street

Sidewalks are used by everyone, kids walking to school, people out exercising, walking their dog, or just needing to get to the local store. Please do your part to help keep them safe! Ensure your sidewalk is cleared as soon as possible after a snow fall. Did you know, Thorsby has a Snow Angel policy? Please help those who need a hand. Note: Snow is required to be removed from sidewalks within 48 hours of a snowfall.

Does your neighbour next door or down the street need a helping hand with snow removal and you’d like to help? Did you know that "Snow Angels" are permitted under our community standards bylaw. We only ask that you please be mindful of safety and ensure your powered equipment is plated and insured to be compliant with any provincial legislation.