Construction for the Anthony Henday Drive expansion is on schedule for a fall 2016 completion date, according to the project manager for the development.
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Construction for the Anthony Henday Drive expansion is on schedule for a fall 2016 completion date, according to the project manager for the development.
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With strong backing from Tsuu T’ina Nation for a deal that includes $340 million in cash and a land swap, the province is set to stomp the accelerator on Calgary’s southwest ring road — a multibillion-dollar project through the reserve that would finally complete the sprawling loop around the city.
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The Tsuu T’ina Nation has given a strong endorsement to a proposed ring road deal with the province, with Chief Roy Whitney calling it “a historic day” for the band.
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In a historic decision, members of the Tsuu T’ina First Nation have voted overwhelmingly in favour of the province’s southwest ring road proposal, multiple sources say.
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It’s still a waiting game, but the province remains uncertain when the southeast ring road will open after more than two weeks of delay, says Alberta’s transportation boss.
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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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Calgary Airport Authority’s CEO said he’s open to easing a rule that would dead-end the Airport Trail and tunnel extension before Metis Trail once that $295-million roadway opens next year.
The airport agreed the city could cut a tunnel road beneath its new runway, but only on condition that the road end at the small 36th Street N.E. when it opens.
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Calgarians shouldn’t expect any major change in direction on ring road negotiations from the newly elected chief of the Tsuu T’ina Nation.
In his first media appearance since winning a close election earlier this week, Chief Roy Whitney said he had no intention to disrupt ongoing negotiations with the province over the “elephant in the room” — the southwest leg of the ring road.
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CALGARY — Alberta’s transportation minister is already making plans to sit down with the newly-elected chief of the Tsuu T’ina Nation, hoping to start laying the ground work for a new ring road deal.
Ric McIver, MLA for Calgary-Hays, says in the next few weeks he will call to schedule a meeting with Chief Roy Whitney, who defeated sitting chief Sandford Big Plume in Tsuu T’ina council elections Monday.
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Construction crews continue to work on the estimated $120-million first phase of Red Deer’s ring road.
When completed in 30 years, the eventual six-lane expressway will align Hwy 11A, Northland Drive, 20th Avenue and McKenzie Road.
The estimated final price tag for the completed roadway with interchanges is roughly $500 million.
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