Orders in Council
Orders Approved – March 14, 2023
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Police and the Leaven No Trace organization are at odds over trash filters that were placed in the Florence area.
Article content There are many opportunities to network in Calgary, through breakfast clubs, associations and organizations. The one that stands out for members to become better leaders and to be introduced to business opportunities among its 30,000 global members is YPO (Young Presidents’ Organization). Very active in Calgary, there are many stories to be shared of members supporting each other in successful business ventures. YPO is where Kendal Harazny, co-founder and principal of Wexford Developments, cemented a bond with Cole Harris, president and COO of Centron Real Estate Development...
EDMONTON -- An Edmonton councillor is voicing concerns against a proposed condo tower on Whyte Avenue that would tear down a building with historical value. Wexford Developments wants to build The Baron, a nine-storey condo building on the site where the Archibald Block is located, on Whyte Avenue and 105 Street. The Archibald Block, currently the home of When Pigs Fly, was built in 1909, and while it’s not a protected resource, historians say it represents early commercial growth in Old Strathcona. Ward 8 Coun. Ben Henderson is not on board with the project. “There’s no intent...
Proposal for mixed-use tower on site of historic Whyte Avenue building garners pushback The site is currently occupied by the Archibald Block, home to the gift shop When Pigs Fly. Built in 1909, the single-storey brick structure is on the city’s inventory of historic resources, but it isn’t currently protected from demolition. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Dec 21, 2020 11:08 AM MT | Last Updated: December 21, 2020 The site of a proposed development would be where the gift shop When Pigs Fly currently sits on Whyte Avenue.(Scott Neufeld/CBC)