Building lots in the city’s new subdivision, The Crossings may be allocated in a new way.
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Building lots in the city’s new subdivision, The Crossings may be allocated in a new way.
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Residents will soon have an easier time getting to Lois Hole Park now that the province has announced cash to build a parking lot.
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The Hat’s mayor elect is on a mission to clear up bottlenecks in the system and that includes facilitating the construction of a multi-purpose building on 603 First Street S.E. which has recently centered around a medical facility.
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Over 10 years in the making and Cochrane will be getting a much-needed permanent… parking lot?
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City councillors have agreed to prioritize and set up a new vision for the vacant lot located south of the Montrose Cultural Centre.
At Thursday’s committee of the whole meeting councillors directed administration to come up with a vision for the site that will later be approved by council. Council also directed administration to create a priority-based list of items.
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Much like khaki pants — bland and utilitarian — shipping containers typically don’t turn heads.
Yet, in recent years, shipping containers, or “sea cans,” have become the darlings of architects, designers and artisans. With a little ingenuity, containers have been modified into multi-storey houses, backyard offices and popular “container villages” such as Brooklyn’s Dekalb Market.
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The last vacant lot downtown is sold. And Jeff Richards, president of St. Albert-based JDR Insurance, said it will be filled by one handsome building.
“It’s a brand new office building … It’s going to be a modern yet old-looking structure. It’s all brick and glass, there is no stucco,” he said.
Richards said after leasing office space above Vineyard Wine Market on 41 St. Thomas St. for 10 years, he decided it was time for a move.
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Although few details have been released, someone may soon buy and move into the former Walmart location.
The old Walmart store has sat vacant at the corner of Dunmore Road and the Trans-Canada Highway for about three years but that may soon change, a city official says. Someone came along in recent weeks and slapped ‘Pending’ signs on one of the two extra large ‘For Sale’ signs standing on the property.
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