Volunteer Wood Buffalo is asking for local residents to nominate that volunteer who's gone above and beyond the call of duty.

Nominations for the Bill Bloomfield award are being accepted until their deadline of March 17th.

Executive Director, Cassandra Flett told Mix News anyone who gives back and makes a positive difference in our community would be a great candidate for the award.

To submit a nomination, check out www.volunteerwoodbuffalo.ca or give Paula a call at 780-791-9333.

The province is expected to cutback what it takes from the oil and gas industry.

The government will release the results of it's competitiveness review this afternoon, where it's likely royalty terms will be lowered closer to rates offered in BC and Saskatchewan, in order to stay competitive.

Owners of land just off Franklin Avenue on Hardin Street want to use that area to develop a Corporate Networks Business Centre.

Ahsen Butt is one of the business partners who made the presentation to council Tuesday night, and told Council they are looking to build a 100-thousand square foot business centre in Fort McMurray on Hardin Street.

"We feel it's needed in Fort McMurray to address the needs of local business and local industry leaders," Butt said.

The project took them over a year to build before coming to council.

Butt and business partner Ian Dirom invested $300,000 of their own money for the project.

Council accepted the presentation as information.