Despite June’s rising waters, the Town of Cochrane is still planning to move ahead with the development of Riverfront Park, said Suzanne Gaida, senior manager of community services.
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Despite June’s rising waters, the Town of Cochrane is still planning to move ahead with the development of Riverfront Park, said Suzanne Gaida, senior manager of community services.
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Residents along a portion of the shoreline provincial park in Sylvan Lake will have to wait to see if their request for the return of an access point will be granted.
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A long time High River businessman vows the town’s downtown core will be back better than ever and an innovative project will help ensure that happens.
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Enbridge has announced a $1.3 billion pipeline project for its terminal located just west of Sherwood Park.
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It will be a while before Bowness Park reopens to the public, officials say.
Last month’s flood caused extensive damage to the 100-year-old greenspace and also set back a major re-development project already underway. The repairs and redevelopment of the park will likely take until next season, officials say.
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Flooding of the Bow River basin has been a mixed blessing when it comes to the development of the new Riverfront Park here in Cochrane.
Work on the major $2 million park is set to begin this fall, but extensive damage to the river valley trail system is leading the town to redesigning sections of the development.
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As a professional dog walker, Sheri Macdonald’s job hasn’t been easy since last month’s flooding.
Sue Higgins Park — one of 150 off-leash dog parks available in the city — suffered significant damage in the flooding.
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While a more comfortable recreational experience at the Sexsmith Spray Park is priceless to residents, new rubber matting on the once-cement surface happily cost the County of Grande Prairie $15,000.
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The Castle Special Place could be closer to achieving status as a fully legislated Wildland and Provincial Park if the southern Alberta chapter of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) has its say.
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Police Point Park is hoping to get things back to normal soon following the flood.
The park received flooding from the South Saskatchewan River on its trails, but the Nature Centre was spared and reopened Friday.
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