The price tag attached to the new aquatic centre and curling club has dropped from $54 million to $45 million, but many councillors remain wary about the cost of the facility.
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The price tag attached to the new aquatic centre and curling club has dropped from $54 million to $45 million, but many councillors remain wary about the cost of the facility.
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Calgary’s tennis community is in line for a boost that could see its winter court capacity double, revitalizing the sport in one of the tennis-starved corners of Canada.
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EDMONTON – The Alberta government will provide $170 million in funding to help Edmonton’s NorQuest College forge ahead with plans for a new student facility, the province announced Tuesday.
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The province is committed to a $50-million long-term care facility in Parsons Creek according to a document obtained by Today.
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Officials with the two municipal offices and the Foothills School Division in High River, along with the Province, signed a letter of intent to explore sharing a facility in the community.
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EDMONTON – Biopharmaceutical company Gilead Alberta is spending $47 million on a 45,000-sq.-ft. expansion of its research and manufacturing facility in Edmonton, and will create 80 new jobs once construction is complete.
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Northwest Red Deer should soon have a five-storey assisted living facility.
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Several local organizations are in line for a big boost if Red Deer’s bid for the 2019 Canada Winter Games is successful.
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Lethbridge residents could soon enjoy a leisure water centre, a modern performing arts theatre and more new facilities – if they’re willing to pay higher taxes.
That point was made clear Monday, as city council began to consider its Capital Improvement Plan options. Decisions on which projects proceed and which fail are expected by week’s end.
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The City of Red Deer is negotiating a new three-year lease with Alberta Infrastructure to carry on operating and managing the pool and gymnasium at Michener Aquatic Centre.
Earlier this month, the province announced it was closing Michener Centre by next January and moving the remaining 125 residents with developmental disabilities to group homes or seniors facilities.
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