The haunting cries of coyotes have been replaced by more urban sounds for Letisha and Tom McFall, who left their country home to live in the heart of downtown Edmonton.
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The haunting cries of coyotes have been replaced by more urban sounds for Letisha and Tom McFall, who left their country home to live in the heart of downtown Edmonton.
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CALGARY — Calgary’s downtown office market continued its downward trend in the third quarter of this year with decreased demand for office space from tenants while sublease inventory continued to increase, says Colliers International.
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EDMONTON – Cactus Club has launched a second Edmonton location at 11130 Jasper Ave. The chain’s executive chef, Rob Feenie, was in town last week for the media party, and plans to be in YEG quite a bit over the next few weeks, making sure the new store gets off to a good start.
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Blair Lebsack had scoured the downtown, looking for space to house his new RGE RD restaurant.
RGE RD is now open, just off 124 Street’s restaurant row. But downtown leases, Blair says, “just about doubled” during his 18-month location search.
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The next city council needs to do what it can to inject more life into Lethbridge’s downtown core, municipal candidates agreed at a forum designed to measure their support for the heart of the city.
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An exhibit showcasing the history of downtown Medicine Hat and the potential for redevelopment was a hit over the Culture Days Weekend.
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CALGARY — Oliver & Bonacini Restaurants and INK Entertainment are planning a new food and lounge concept as well as a large-scale event venue set to open in 2014 at Hudson’s Bay’s Calgary Downtown flagship store.
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The partners involved in bringing The Quarry to life took time to celebrate last Friday with an official opening of Centre Avenue.
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City council have given the green light to an automated parkade in the downtown core.
After a lengthy public debate at Monday’s regular meeting, council voted 10-5 in favour of a proposed 388-stall automated parkade on 7 Ave. between Centre St. and 1 St. S.W.
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EDMONTON – Thirty years of bad decisions turned Edmonton’s downtown into a crappy, crumbling, depopulated place by the 1980s.
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