Construction has begun on the waterfront, despite a strong opposition to the project.
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Construction has begun on the waterfront, despite a strong opposition to the project.
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As City Centre McMurray’s plans for waterfront redevelopment come closer to completion, there remains some dissatisfaction from the community.
However, staff say the plans are what the majority of people want.
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After a handful of public engagement sessions and closed-door meetings with special interest groups, the minds behind the proposed City Centre Waterfront Program presented their revised vision to the Wood Buffalo’s municipal council Tuesday evening, and received unanimous approval.
While the plan has now officially been given the green light to move forward, residents are being asked to keep in mind that the CCWP is only a guiding document, and can still be altered as new challenges and considerations arise.
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Everyone in the water.
Toronto, Penticton and Dawson City are revitalizing the waterfronts in those cities — and now it’s time for Edmonton to get on board too, say some city councillors.
Coun. Karen Leibovici says it’s high time Edmonton fully harnessed the consumer potential along the banks of the North Saskatchewan and offered more opportunities for residents to enjoy the river valley.
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The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo hosted a public engagement session on the proposed Waterfront Program Wednesday evening, the second of three sessions planned.
The municipality says it has received a lot of feedback from its last session and online surveys.
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