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Alberta golf course asks municipality for a better rate for its water usage

A southern Alberta golf course is asking local council for a fair rate for water utility uses, noting it’s a non-profit recreational club operated by a volunteer board. Crowsnest Pass Golf Club in Blairmore only began paying for its water about two years ago. Water costs came to about $120,000 last season, forcing the club to add a “water levy” to its membership and green fee rates. The club has stressed it’s not seeking free water, but rather a “fair rate.”

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