With the needs of nine hundred members to consider, the St. Albert chamber of commerce is seeking ways to bolster its revenue-generating power and an ambitious downtown project might be the solution.
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Monthly Archives: February 2015
Visions for employment lands
The city is looking for feedback on three potential concepts for development of the employment lands, an area west of the city hoped to house non-residential development one day.
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Joint plan envisions future of Carrot Creek
A restored Carrot Creek could help channel runoff from about 100,000 residents towards Big Lake, suggests a joint infrastructure plan between the city and the county.
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2015 Tim Hortons Brier draws thousands of tourists to Calgary
The 2015 Brier gets underway in Calgary today and while the action will be happening on the ice, the event is going to pay off for tourism in the city.
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Flood Mitigation Underway in Black Diamond
As a result of the warm winter weather, a few flood mitigation projects are officially underway in the Town of Black Diamond.
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Luxury feature: Superior selection
Increased listings allow for more variety when buying in the luxury market
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Small oil and gas producers say Alberta’s levies are crushing them
Rick Nixon, president and CEO of Midlake Oil and Gas Ltd., has a board meeting scheduled for Monday where directors will decide whether to dissolve his company and sell its assets.
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Upstate New York towns consider seceding to Pennsylvania
CONKLIN, N.Y. (AP) — Plenty of people leave New York state but in a job-hungry stretch of upstate, folks talk about staying put and seceding to Pennsylvania.
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Mixed reactions to proposed mailbox locations
Canada Post has sent letters to St. Albert residents about where they’re proposing the new community mailboxes, and residents seem to have mixed reactions.
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Calgary officials have work cut out transforming west end of downtown into West Village
When the city bought a 4.2-ha parcel of land currently home to the GSL Auto dealerships in November for $36.9 million, it kickstarted rumours of possible future development for the area known as West Village.
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