Calgary’s plan for artistic and cultural development will focus on continuing to develop a downtown “arts district” but not to the exclusion of arts activities in the suburbs, city council heard Tuesday.
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Calgary’s plan for artistic and cultural development will focus on continuing to develop a downtown “arts district” but not to the exclusion of arts activities in the suburbs, city council heard Tuesday.
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The former Fields store in downtown Red Deer is poised to return to retail life.
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Both of Alberta’s major cities are well-known for their sprawling suburbs and underutilized downtowns. But as infrastructure costs grow and young people express more interest in staying closer to the city core, Edmonton and Calgary are creating ambitious projects to bring people back to the inner city.
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Calgary’s convention centre authority is urging city council to acquire downtown land “at no risk” within the next year for the facility’s next major expansion.
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As an impending construction boom promises to push the skyline of this city up, one Edmontonian could be standing particularly tall.
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CALGARY – Calgary’s downtown office market is continuing to experience a trend that started in mid-2012 with four of the last five quarters witnessing absorption dip into negative territory.
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Like most boom towns, Fort McMurray is almost as rich in symbolism and metaphor as it is in the commodity that attracts people to it. But forget the Burtynsky-esque shots of the oil sands, its tailings ponds or any other aspect of the actual industry itself, because the community’s most telling – and important – metaphor can be found on Franklin Avenue just south of what passes for a downtown core.
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Staff at the Canada Post Office on First Street, across from City Hall, say its closing is not a fait accompli and our MP has taken up the cause in response to strong public support for a downtown office.
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The revitalization of Medicine Hat’s downtown core is going to take an investment of public funds and a strong vision, say some of the candidates in the municipal election.
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After 1 1/2 years of construction, Jasper Avenue is finally open to four lanes of traffic.
The $20.9 million streetscape project is now complete.
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