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Calgary Flames pull out of deal with city for new arena - Vimarsana News

Calgary Flames pull out of deal with city for new arena

The Flames have pulled out of a deal with the city of Calgary for a new arena because of increased costs.

Source: espn.com
Mayor Gondek, CSEC address Calgary arena deal collapse in back-to-back press conferences - Vimarsana News

Mayor Gondek, CSEC address Calgary arena deal collapse in back-to-back press conferences

Calgary's mayor and the CEO of the Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation held back-to-back press conferences Wednesday to address the inflating costs that collapsed Calgary's long-standing new arena deal.

Source: cbc.ca
Calgary Flames refuse to pay more for rising costs of a new arena | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source - Vimarsana News

Calgary Flames refuse to pay more for rising costs of a new arena | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source

CALGARY - A new home for the NHL's Calgary Flames hit the ditch, again, over money and risk.

Source: infotel.ca
Watch Live: Calgary Sports and Entertainment CEO John Bean addresses media - Vimarsana News

Watch Live: Calgary Sports and Entertainment CEO John Bean addresses media

Bean's comments can be streamed in their entirety right here on Sportsnet.ca, using the video player atop this page, starting at approximately 3 p.m. ET / 1 p.m. MT.

CSEC, Gondek point fingers as Flames ownership group prepares to walk away from new arena agreement - Vimarsana News

CSEC, Gondek point fingers as Flames ownership group prepares to walk away from new arena agreement

John Bean, Calgary Sport and Entertainment Corporation's president and CEO, said Wednesday that there "wasn't a path forward" for the new event centre project after the city introduced an additional $19 million in right-away — sidewalks and roads — and climate costs for the project.