Establishing a community advisory panel to work with CN on issues surrounding rail service at Joffre was suggested at a stakeholder meeting.
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Establishing a community advisory panel to work with CN on issues surrounding rail service at Joffre was suggested at a stakeholder meeting.
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Nova Chemicals Corp. is closer to completing another piece of the regulatory groundwork connected to a $900-million polyethylene expansion.
Lacombe County council voted on Thursday to forward to Alberta’s Transportation Minister for approval a Nova request to close a road allowance to make way for a new rail yard.
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When construction of Nova Chemicals Corp.’s new polyethylene line at Joffre peaks late next year and into 2015, more than 600 workers could be engaged in the project.
For Red Deer and other communities in the area, that’s likely to translate into millions of dollars in spin-off revenues for hotels, restaurants, stores and other businesses.
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Nova Chemicals has been officially given the green light from head office to go ahead with a major expansion.
“It’s safe to say we’re full speed ahead with this project now,” said Rick Van Hemmen, Nova’s Joffre site leader.
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The upper floors of a prominent Red Deer office building are filling.
But an official with the leasing agent for Executive Place says the main floor, which is earmarked for retail tenants, remains open.
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Downtown Red Deer will soon welcome a familiar corporate resident.
Nova Chemical Corp. has confirmed that it’s signed a leasing agreement for three floors in Executive Place.
The Calgary-based petrochemical company, which operates ethylene and polyethylene plants east of Red Deer at Joffre, has already begun preparing space in the 4900 50th St. building for its use.
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Nova Chemicals Corp.’s next major expansion remains on track for an expected spring start. READ