A $5.8 million budget for the turf field at Emerald Hills Regional Park was proposed during council meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 10.
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A $5.8 million budget for the turf field at Emerald Hills Regional Park was proposed during council meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 10.
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Following two years of discussions and a value management process, the modernization project at Fultonvale Elementary-Junior High School reached new heights late last month by unveiling projected designs to the public.
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Fort Saskatchewan council has approved funding on a transit pilot project for the city.
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THE HAGUE, The Netherlands, October 31, 2013 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — Royal Dutch Shell plc (Shell) RDS.A +0.06% RDS.B +0.38% today announced its decision to proceed with its Carmon Creek project in Alberta, Canada, expected to produce up to 80,000 barrels of oil per day. Carmon Creek is a thermal in situ project that is 100 per cent Shell owned and will be part of the company’s broader production, refining and marketing business across the full value chain in North America.
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A unique collection of century-old, heritage homes could be levelled to make way for a new condo development along Memorial Drive, just west of the Louise Bridge.
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CALGARY — A potentially precedent-setting “buffer zone” on the 250,000-barrel-per-day Dover thermal oilsands project lease has been rejected by the Alberta Energy Regulator, which gave its conditional approval Tuesday.
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Members of Rocky View County (RVC) council gave the official go-ahead to Airdrie Transit to use County roads in the proposed change to morning ICE buses returning from Calgary.
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The fate of Dover’s proposed oilsands operation near Fort McKay is still uncertain, after the president of Athabasca Oil Corp. announced his resignation Monday morning.
Bryan Gould, who joined AOC in 2009 after leaving Shell Canada, was appointed to the position in November.
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The Town of High River is chasing down a new autumn deadline for its proposed flood mitigation project to remove gravel and sand deposits from the Highwood River.
Town council members recently met with representatives from Environment and Sustainable Resources Development (ESRD) in Calgary looking for possible avenues to expedite the approval process for the project.
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Construction of Red Deer’s eventual ring road is right on schedule and on budget, with an end date sometime in the next 25 years.
The eventual six-lane expressway will align Hwy 11A, Northland Drive, 20th Avenue and McKenzie Road when completed.
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