Some downtown and industry groups are pushing back against the Alberta government’s plan to build elevated Green Line tracks in the downtown core.
City council voted to advance work on the province's proposal for the long-embattled transit line, but how the two sides still disagree on what the downtown portion of the track will look like.
Calgary city councillors have once again given their seal of approval for the Green Line LRT, greenlighting an updated plan for the project that could see construction begin later this year.
“It’s going to be vacant for many years,” Mark Garner, executive director of Calgary Downtown Association, said of the large patch of land cleared for the Green Line, Calgary’s ...
Calgary Chamber of Commerce president and CEO Deborah Yedlin and Calgary Economic Development president and CEO Brad Perry ...
We thought the Green Line would be dead Tuesday, Jan. 28. That would be the do-or-die date. The smart money was betting the city council majority would vote Die to the Green Line LRT.
the Calgary Construction Association (CCA) said Wednesday it is “cautiously optimistic” about the project and that its members remain committed to building a Green Line that “maximizes ...
A group of organizations representing businesses, property owners and Calgary’s construction industry are raising concerns over the proposed alignment for the Green Line LRT above the downtown core.
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