Discussion surrounding Cambrian Crossing, a proposed 7,200 population development just north of Sherwood Park, is expected to return to Strathcona County council this month.
The project, located north of Highway 16 between Clover Bar Road and Highway 21, was approved by council in January 2011 and is a joint effort between Strathcona Countyand Cambrian Group.
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“Our government is committed to providing Albertans timely access to the health care they need,” said Premier Alison Redford, during her visit this afternoon in Lethbridge. “Through our Health Capital Plan, this major redevelopment project at the Chinook Regional Hospital helps to fulfill this commitment by meeting the health priorities of local residents. Better access to health care means an improved quality of life for each Albertan.”
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The CRAFT Beer Market has been a stunning success in Calgary since it opened its doors in the Beltline just over a year ago.
Now the concept is moving north.
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Edmontonians got a glimpse into what the future of the city’s public transportation could look like Wednesday as city council got ready to debate the latest options for LRT expansion. But as smooth as the eventual ride may be, there are still a few bumps in the road to completion.
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Most of the news of late has centred on the Airport Trail tunnel. While the rest of the $2 Billion dollar runway and terminal expansion at YYC has quietly moved along, on-time and on-budget. The new runway opens in May 2014, while the terminal will welcome passengers starting in October 2015. Here is a look at the project so far, along with the two lesser known overpasses for aircraft taxiing over McCall way N.E.
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CALGARY— It doesn’t appear to be a product line that would sell well in Canada’s climate.
But Flip Flop Shops, a North American chain selling the latest styles of flip flops and sandals, has seen a successful launch in this country and recently it opened its first store in Calgary at Southcentre Mall.
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CALGARY— A Vancouver-based company that operates early childhood centres has expanded into the Calgary market with aggressive plans to open many more new facilities here and in Edmonton in the next two years.
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Growth over the last three years in use of different parts of Servus Credit Union Place has reached a plateau and the facility needs to consider expansion in order to make room for current and future members, its manager says.
Diane Enger, facility director for Servus Place, took city council through the conceptual plan for expansion during Monday’s council meeting, showing the areas of highest demand and how the facility could expand to meet future needs.
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