Plans for redevelopment of Centennial (50th) Street in the downtown area include reduced lane widths, angle parking, changes to sidewalks, street lights and furnishings to emulate with what’s been done along Lakeshore Drive.
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OTTAWA – Prime Minister Stephen Harper promises the federal government will contribute up to $70 billion for municipal infrastructure over 10 years.
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What will happen to St. Albert Trail when Ray Gibbon Drive becomes a true bypass?
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Roads and underground utilities hard hit by flood waters are set to be replaced in a major infrastructure renewal program. Work will begin this spring with the first of a two-part project in High River’s downtown core.
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St. Albert city council is set to do a lot of cultivating in the near future now that it’s adopted a set of official priorities.
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There were no surprise questions directed at transportation minister and Grande Prairie-Wapiti MLA Wayne Drysdale, as he sat before the Grande Prairie County Council meeting Monday.
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Canada has an infrastructure deficit that needs to be addressed, says a Conservative Party candidate in the Macleod riding.
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Like driving your pickup down a gravel road? You can still live out that country song cliche within city limits in neighbourhoods such as Bowness, Parkhill and Bridgeland.
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A rural county road may soon be retired to industry traffic should a recommendation by an industry working group be approved by Northern Sunrise County Council.
Township Road 842 is seeing more than its share of traffic (an average of 393 vehicles in a 12-hour period), much of it industry-related as a passageway to the oil sands, prompting complaints from residents.
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Property developers are joining southeast Calgary residents in cheering on council’s $520-million pledge for a new transitway servicing the public transport-starved quadrant of the city.
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