The Medicine Hat Coast Hotel is in receivership following the insolvency of the three numbered companies which owned the hotel.
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The Medicine Hat Coast Hotel is in receivership following the insolvency of the three numbered companies which owned the hotel.
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Quick hospitality quiz.
Where is the world’s fifth biggest hotel?
Hint. Not far from Edmonton.
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EDMONTON – The general manager of Whyte Avenue’s venerable Commercial Hotel says he wants to put a patio on parking stalls in front of his building if the city will allow it.
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A strong year for Red Deer’s hotel sector in 2012 helped push occupancy rates toward pre-recession levels.
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EDMONTON – A new survey of hotel rates casts Alberta as a pricey summer destination.
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This plot line involves four Edmonton characters – Mike Mrdjenovich, Richard Wong and the Chateau Lacombe.
As for the last, I can barely bring myself to type his name – or his variety of fake names – because he has caused so much misfortune to so many people. But Kevyn Frederick is pivotal to this story.
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Pomeroy Inn & Suites at Olds College should be welcoming guests by early summer.
Ryan Pomeroy, president of the Grande Prairie-based developer Pomeroy Group, confirmed on Tuesday that the multimillion-dollar hotel and conference centre on Olds College lands will open its doors on July 5.
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EDMONTON Air travellers landing at Edmonton International Airport will soon be able to check into a hotel without putting on a coat no matter the weather.
Crews using a crane on Friday installed the first of two 24-metre prefabricated sections of a heated, raised pedway that will connect the north end of the departures area of the terminal to the Renaissance hotel, under construction to the north.
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What used to be the Oil Sands Hotel is now flat ground and rubble, as the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo finishes up demolition of the old building. The hotel was purchased and demolished by the municipality to make room for a proposed sports and entertainment complex.
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A longstanding Fort McMurray landmark is due to come crashing down Saturday.
The property that housed Fort McMurray late night haunts Diggers Variety Club, Teasers Strip Bar and the Oil Can Tavern, in addition to the Oil Sands Hotel, closed its doors July 21. It was purchased Aug. 3 by the municipality and will be demolished Saturday at 8 a.m. The full demolition is expected to take approximately three to four days.
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