A few words describe the ongoing expansion at Family Leisure Centre in Medicine Hat, and “massive” is chief among them.
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Monthly Archives: January 2016
PSC to go over upcoming issues
Three issues that could loom large in the year ahead — including plans to redevelop the Veiner Centre — will be presented to a city committee today.
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Cochrane homeowner upset with roofing company
Imagine if a roofing company came to your house, caused damage, realized they were at the wrong house and left without so much as a note.
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Colchester plan broken down
A growth management strategy (GMS) for land to the south is complete.
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National Energy Board Releases Canada’s Energy Future 2016: Energy Supply and Demand Projections to 2040
TORONTO, Jan. 27, 2016 /CNW/ – Today, at a speech to the Toronto Region Board of Trade, National Energy Board (NEB) Chair and CEO Peter Watson released Canada’s Energy Future 2016: Energy Supply and Demand Projections to 2040. The report is the only publicly available Canadian long-term energy outlook that includes all energy commodities in all provinces and territories.
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Update: Edmonton becomes first city in Canada to pass Uber-friendly bylaw
Edmonton became the first city in Canada to pass an Uber-friendly bylaw Wednesday, leaving the California-based company scrambling to get provincially approved insurance before a March 1 deadline.
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Oil extraction on the rise
Despite the precipitous decline in oil prices, Alberta’s oil producers remained active in October.
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Growing demand for Canada-Alberta Job Grants during economic downturn
CALGARY – Economists are forecasting more layoffs across Alberta in the first half of 2016 – but other kinds of opportunities are emerging.
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Athabasca University and City of St. Albert to partner?
Athabasca University and the City of St. Albert have been exploring a partnership to acquire office space together, according to documents provided to the St. Albert Gazette.
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Calgary flood-damaged homes will be destroyed, province wants input on what to do with land
People living near homes abandoned after the 2013 flood will soon have their say on what should be done with the land once the houses are torn down.
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