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“I am so glad this is happening in my constituency,” Homeniuk said. “The industrial heartland is a gem here in Alberta.”
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Try refreshing your browser. Minister Nixon, MLA Homeniuk tour Industrial Heartland Back to video
In February of this year, a new provincial zoning pilot in partnership with the Alberta Industrial Heartland Association (AIHA) was announced.
Laurie Danielson, executive director of the Northeast Capital Industrial Association (NCIA), confirmed in February that the two entities are in collaboration with the Alberta government for a new pilot project that creates a designated industrial zone (DIZ) that is specific to Alberta’s Industrial Heartland.
Try refreshing your browser. Fort Saskatchewan Chamber releases preliminary #VoteProsperity findings Back to video
The first survey ran from May 31to June 6, with 19 responses total. Of the 19 respondents, 12 were business owners. Of those 12 business owners, 11 of them did not have a downtown based business. Respondents ranked which ideas and actions proposed by the city were actually important for improving downtown vibrancy. While respondents gave many interesting ideas on how to improve downtown, the basic consensus was that Fort Saskatchewan needed more people to come downtown, and it was essential to give them a reason to stick around. Incoming candidates must be mindful about downtown regulations, as these can hinder business if they aren’t well thought out.
Alberta Minister of Environment and Parks, Jason Nixon, and Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville MLA Jackie Armstrong-Homeniuk made a stop in Fort Saskatchewan on…
In preparation for the upcoming municipal election, the Fort Saskatchewan District and Chamber has released the findings of their #VoteProsperity surveys. The…
In preparation for the upcoming municipal election, the Fort Saskatchewan District and Chamber has released the findings of their #VoteProsperity surveys. The…