The Alberta government has announced they will ban future development in floodways after floods damaged thousands of residences across Southern Alberta last month.
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The Alberta government has announced they will ban future development in floodways after floods damaged thousands of residences across Southern Alberta last month.
Read more: http://tinyurl.com/qgsla74
Strathcona County has developed a new website to inform residents of upcoming road construction plans and projects for the summer of 2013.
The CountyWorks website is an interactive web map highlighting all roads and pathways that will be under construction for the upcoming season. The website provides estimated project start and completion dates as well as contact information.
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EDMONTON – A program that will map waste heat in Alberta’s Industrial Heartland could be the launching pad for further work that may see district heating systems used in the region in the future.
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The Town of Cochrane has found the right company to design and manage the construction of Riverfront Park.
Calgary company Ground3 has been studying and mapping out what would work best for the area that runs along the Bow River. Jonathan Sagi, a landscape architect with Ground3 presented his company’s proposal to Cochrane council on April 22, highlighting several upgrades they intend on starting this fall.
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Of the 15 fastest growing census areas in Canada over the last five years, 10 are in Alberta, the fastest growing province in Canada. All this growth in times of government restraint has created pressures on schools, hospitals, roads and other services. It has also changed the character of these towns.
Click on one of the maps below to read a profile of that community. The profile will appear below the maps. Or click on the button at the top to see a map of the entire province and a comparison of Canada’s 15 fastest growing communities.
For the best experience with this app, please use Firefox or Chrome.
Interactive by Lucas Timmons.
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EDMONTON- Fed up with wandering a downtown pedway with no clue how to find the nearest bookstore? Can’t locate City Hall or the Shaw Conference Centre?
Worry no longer. There will soon be an app for that.
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