April showers bring May flowers, and in Medicine Hat the steady trickle of news during the month is all about to blossom on Monday evening’s council agenda.
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Monthly Archives: April 2016
New tower could be part of Telus’s 2016 plan
A new cellphone tower near the Saamis Tepee may be part of infrastructure spending planned by Telus this year.
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McCoy modernization coming along well despite minor delays
While hitting a few delays, the modernization of Monsignor McCoy High School is rolling along with a completion date expected for December or January.
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Infrastructure will help local economy, Phillips tells luncheon
Lethbridge has not been hard-hit while Alberta’s revenues plummeted along with the price of oil. But the city’s cabinet minister, Shannon Phillips, told a business crowd the region’s economy will nevertheless be bolstered by infrastructure projects advanced by its New Democrat government.
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Hicks on Biz: Edmonton: Canada’s health city
For years, this column has highlighted innovative made-in-Alberta technologies, new ways of doing things that are, as Edmonton Economic Development’s Brad Ferguson so adroitly says, cleaner, greener, safer, faster and cheaper than what was out there before.
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Highway 63 twinning to be completed by June
With three kilometres remaining, the province expects the twinning of Highway 63 to conclude this June, months ahead of the October 2016 deadline announced by former premier Alison Redford in 2012.
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Second year of recession forecast for Alberta
Well there seems no way of getting out of it.
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6 facts about the single-family home market in Airdrie and Cochrane
Construction slowed and selection was up across the Calgary area over the first quarter of 2016. But what about two centres within a 15-minute drive of Calgary limits?
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Greyhound planning shuttle to deal with lack of public transit to new Edmonton station
Greyhound plans to operate a three-times-a-day shuttle to its new depot at the Via Rail station from downtown because the site isn’t served by Edmonton Transit.
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Fifth time’s a charm for Willow Park
After amending the Willow Park Area Structure Plan (ASP) five times, Stony Plain council gave approval on April 25.
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