Provincial officials are planning to fork over tens of millions in facelift funding to nine Calgary schools at an announcement Tuesday afternoon, Metro has learned.
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Provincial officials are planning to fork over tens of millions in facelift funding to nine Calgary schools at an announcement Tuesday afternoon, Metro has learned.
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The future of the new southeast extension of the LRT will be discussed at Edmonton city council on Wednesday.
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The City of Grande Prairie will pour more money into the rehabilitation of the 100 Avenue bridge this year, as it approved extra dollars for the project on Monday.
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New and modernized labs and classrooms in Lethbridge will benefit over 3,600 post-secondary students.
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The Town of Beaverlodge will see a new health complex built in the next few years as the community raises the cash for construction.
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The Canadian wheat industry will receive a $25.2-million boost over the next five years, with money from the federal government and industry to support development of new crop varieties.
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Following recommendations from Rocky View County’s (RVC) Oct. 12 Regional Recreation Board Meeting, RVC council unanimously approved funding for three projects at its regular meeting Oct. 29.
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New rankings released Wednesday revealing the research income of Canada’s colleges found that of the 50 leading research institutions nation-wide, Grande Prairie Regional College (GPRC) is one of the best in class.
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The province has given SD 76 $1,062,894 for infrastructure and maintenance projects for the 2013-14 year.
“It doesn’t go far in trying to meet our needs,” said secretary-treasurer Jerry Labossiere to trustees on Tuesday, presenting SD 76′s 2013-14 expenditure plan for the funding.
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In a 4-3 vote at its last regular meeting, Town of Peace River council decided to pay $4.5 million between now and 2015 for a new regional fire hall.
The facility will be located on the west hill, comes at a total cost of $9 million which will be shared down the middle with the County of Northern Lights.
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