Trucker training hub at Edmonton airport will be first in Western Canada ROB CSERNYIK Published on: September 6, 2017 | Last Updated: September 6, 2017 8:33 PM MDT From left: NDP MLA Thomas Dang; Tom Ruth, president and CEO of Edmonton International Airport; Lorraine Card, Alberta Motor Transport Association president; and Chris Nash, vice-chairman, […]
Billions of dollars spent downtown changing perceptions, survey suggests Survey results from a new DBA survey show billions of dollars in investment into Edmonton’s downtown are changing public perceptions. Construction crews work in the Ice District, in downtown Edmonton Wednesday July 5, 2017. DAVID BLOOM / POSTMEDIA SHAREADJUSTCOMMENTPRINT A new Downtown Business Association survey suggests […]
10 signs your kitchen has gone from timely to behind the times Refacing is a simple way to achieve a whole new kitchen look without a full demolition and reinstall, says Ken Nicholl of Reface Magic. “New isn’t always better when renovating an older kitchen.” WALTER TYCHNOWICZ / WIRESHARP PHOTOGRAPHY SHAREADJUSTCOMMENTPRINT Today’s kitchen is more […]
Councillors push for answers on Valley Line LRT traffic impacts ‘We’re introducing tradeoffs for sure,’ Mayor Don Iveson says This sign warns drivers of closures along 36A Avenue between 64th Street and 66th Street to construct part of the southeast Valley Line LRT. (Rod Maldaner/CBC) City councillors pushed for answers from staff Tuesday as they discussed […]
Cables in Edmonton row house driveway have neighbours scratching heads This four car garage attached to an infill fourplex, has guy wires mounted in the middle of the driveway on 105 Ave. near 150 St. in Edmonton, August 25, 2017. Ed Kaiser/Postmedia Article An Edmonton city councillor says updated development rules should prevent a repeat […]
Province: school renos on track The Alberta School for the Deaf in Edmonton is undergoing a major renovation. The site is shown here on Aug. 24, 2017. Article Alberta Infrastructure says all current Edmonton public and Catholic school renovations are on schedule despite the province’s move to defer $260 million in school construction spending this […]
Everyone loves it when they put on an old winter coat for the first time in months, and happen to find a crisp fiver — or, better yet, a $20 — in a pocket. But that doesn’t mean it’s an instant trip to the liquor store, or a dozen doughnuts for the office. Well, in […]