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On Tuesday, April 30, investigators identified a "person of interest who may have valuable information" about the fire, a police news release said.

Almost three years after the agreement was struck, Hangar 11 finally changed hands, just two weeks before the hangar burned.

Almost three years after the agreement was struck, Hangar 11 finally changed hands, just two weeks before the hangar burned.

The Edmonton Police Service has confirmed a fire that destroyed a historic hangar in central Edmonton is considered suspicious.

Edmonton's Hangar 11 property redevelopment project is facing an uncertain future after a historic building on the city's old airfield was destroyed by fire.

An airport hangar in Edmonton has been designated a historic resource by city council, and will now be refurbished into a mixed-use space.

An 80-year-old airplane hangar could be the most ambitious project in Edmonton's heritage preservation history if city council agrees to the proposal later this month. 

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Posted: Feb 01, 2021 6:47 PM MT | Last Updated: February 2 Hangar 11, on the east side of the Blatchford development project, requires extensive rehabilitation.(Submitted by Architure Inc.) Edmontons World War II-era Hangar 11 may be saved from potential demolition, as city councillors took the first step Monday toward having a private company repurpose the building.  Councils executive committee directed administration to draft a sales agreement with Architure Inc. for three acres of land, ...

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