The future of Fort Saskatchewan’s Old Gaol is being opened up for public debate.
On Monday, citizens and city workers met to talk about the past and future of the historical site to try and figure out just what the city should do with the landmark.
“Overall, we had about 32 participants who came to the meeting,” said Richard Gagnon, the director of the Culture Services department for the city.
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EDMONTON – The prospective buyers of the Crowne Plaza Chateau Lacombe want to restore the downtown Edmonton landmark to its former prominence, said the hotel’s general manager.
An offer by a largely local group of investors to purchase the hotel from the receiver manager has been given court approval, said James Jackson.
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Two Calgary aldermen want to flush a city administration plan that suggests turning the historic Eamon’s Camp building into a LRT loo.
One of several options in a report coming before the city’s transportation committee Wednesday calls for converting the shuttered northwest gas station into an Park and Ride bathroom, which would cost nearly $1 million more than already allocated to the facility.
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