When none of four potential locations for the Destination Project at the University of Lethbridge were ideal, university planners went back to the drawing table and came up with something that combined elements of all.
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After two years of community meetings and consultations, Fort McKay’s Métis community has approved their final vision for an improved community.
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CALGARY – Canada Lands Company is partnering with Embassy Bosa Inc. to develop a mixed-use town centre at the Currie Barracks in Calgary, the Herald has learned.
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A space designated for youth outdoor recreational activities is coming to the hamlet of Clairmont.
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A draft land-use plan for southern Alberta sets limits to protect air and water quality, and legally protects part of the Eastern Slopes of the Rockies — including part of the Castle wilderness area in the southwest corner of the province.
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Speaking of the 781 intersection, Melesa Starcheski said we need to know what Alberta Transportation is planning “so we can lobby before. We need to convince them so part of their plan gets us what we want”.
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The flood-proofing plan pitched Friday by a government-appointed panel hasn’t been approved yet, but already there is a split between those who want work to proceed quickly, and environmental groups who say the province needs to hit the brakes.
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The City of Grande Prairie wrapped up its final council meeting on Monday, highlighting the successes of its strategic business plan.
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The City of Medicine Hat is now working on the details with the Province for a general plan to build flood berms throughout the city and beef up the sewer system to better face future flooding, the head of city planning department said Friday.
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When Rollin Stanley, Calgary’s top city planner, begins one of his presentations about cities he often relies on a PowerPoint presentation that includes several clips of family-centric TV shows.
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