The Red Deer treatment plant is now receiving a portion of Olds wastewater as the multimillion-dollar South Red Deer Regional Wastewater project finally takes off after a few construction hiccups.
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The Red Deer treatment plant is now receiving a portion of Olds wastewater as the multimillion-dollar South Red Deer Regional Wastewater project finally takes off after a few construction hiccups.
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A proposal to divert the Highwood River around High River through the Tongue Creek irrigation canal is gain traction, but the provincial government is saying a decision is not eminent.
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CALGARY — Transit’s new blueprint for 2040 offers greatly expanded service but with a major price tag.
RouteAhead, the plan released Friday, envisions more LRT legs, more high-frequency bus routes, more information about bus arrivals, and perhaps higher fares from the outer suburbs, non-residents and rush-hour commuters.
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EDMONTON – Edmonton’s future northwest LRT route will feature smaller, less obtrusive stations than on existing lines to help them fit into surrounding neighbourhoods, a recommended concept plan shows.
The plan, being presented at public meetings next week, outlines such changes as adding kiss-and-ride stops at three stations, an access lane to the Castle Downs playground and spray park, and longer left-turn lanes at 145th Avenue and 153rd Avenue.
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What would you change to make Whyte Avenue safer for cyclists, pedestrians and transit riders?
The Edmonton Bicycle Commuters, the Old Strathcona business association and community league created a focus group on that question after 21-year-old Isaac Kornelsen was killed on Whyte Avenue in August. They’re holding a public brainstorming session Nov. 8 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Old Strathcona Community League Hall.
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Northwestern Air Lease Ltd. is looking to extend its reach from Red Deer, with proposals for new passenger routes to Abbotsford and Fort St. John, B.C., currently before Transport Canada. READ
EDMONTON- Residents’ concerns about trucks on 99th Street aren’t enough to warrant changes to traffic rules because it is a “natural route” for heavy trucks headed into and out of downtown, a report to a city council committee says.
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Google Transit will soon be arriving at a Grande Prairie bus stop near you.
City officials are working on getting the Grande Prairie Public Transit system on the web-based schedule manager before the new year, said Jason Henry, City of Grande Prairie transit manager.
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