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Monthly Archives: July 2016
Structure plan approved for future northside development
A new framework for a northside development could eventually see living space for some 16,000 residents in the coming decades.
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Uber remains focused on coming back to Calgary
The world’s most high-profile ride-booking company appears ready to negotiate with city hall just months after it promised to abandon the Calgary market.
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Keystone’s death means record oil revival for Canadian railways
Keystone was the great hope for opening U.S. markets further to Canadian crude. Now that it’s dead, the railways are going to make not just a comeback, but transport more oil than ever before.
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Veiner Centre design going to council
Planning and design for the Veiner Centre is reaching the end of the road.
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Southbank Business District Now Selling Phase One Lots
The Burnswest Corporation development is now selling phase one within the Southbank Business District.
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Brookfield Canada Office Properties Enters Into Agreement With Scotiabank to Lease 140,000 Square Feet at Brookfield Place Calgary
CALGARY, AB–(Marketwired – Jul 22, 2016) – Brookfield Canada Office Properties (TSX: BOX.UN) (NYSE: BOXC) announced today that it has entered into an agreement to lease 140,000 square feet to Scotiabank at the company’s Brookfield Place Calgary East development. Taking this new agreement into account, the development is 81% pre-leased.
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Demolition of the former Red Deer Arena starts later this week
The demolition process to take down the structure of the former Red Deer Arena is scheduled to begin on Thursday, July 28 (dependent on weather and completion of utility disconnects).
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Roadwork projects ramping up
The City of Grande Prairie is ramping-up its roadwork projects for the summer beginning in Royal Oaks and 100 Avenue, which began on Sunday.
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Secondary suites once again a frustrating topic for city council
After the lunch break Monday, secondary suites were on the agenda at city hall. Council was hoping to take a step forward but after a debate of over two hours, there was not a single change.
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