The Fort’s fire chief reported top insurance marks but said a second fire hall will be needed as the city expands.
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The Fort’s fire chief reported top insurance marks but said a second fire hall will be needed as the city expands.
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Sylvan Lake’s taxpayers will have a chance to voice their opinions on town plans to borrow $5 million for construction of a new fire hall in Beacon Hill, near the RCMP detachment.
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The prospective new owner of a historic Inglewood fire hall says he’s keen to keep its popular pub tenant, but not without a major rent hike.
John Holt, whose Nesle Corp. owns Inglewood’s Befus Block and the Sugo Block buildings, said his recent purchase is still conditional but he’s hoping to meet with Hose and Hound Neighbourhood Pub owner Chuck Rose.
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New blood will pulse in the heart of the city. Plans to provide a new, downtown location for the Southern Alberta Ethnic Association won approval Monday from city council.
After debate, council endorsed a proposal to renovate and expand the former 6 Avenue fire hall instead of patching up the northside Bill Kergan Centre. As well as bringing new life – including international dinners and cultural events -to a busy downtown corner, council learned the change of plans will save $1.2 million.
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CALGARY — A beloved Inglewood pub housed inside an old fire station is feeling the heat from the city’s decision to put its lease out to tender.
For years, patrons have slaked their thirst inside Fire Hall No. 3, which houses the Hose and Hound Neighbourhood Pub.
The heritage building is one on the city’s list for disposal, or to be sold to a private buyer.
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Sylvan Lake councillors have set aside more than $11 million for capital projects next year, following budget discussions spread over Oct. 30 and 31, and Nov. 3.
Most prominent among them is the construction of a new fire hall, at a cost of $3.8 million.
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