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Community educational infrastructure project. Creation of a multi-use performance hall and community stage at Airdrie Secondary School

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The objective of this four-year project (2024-2028) is to build a new French-language secondary school (Grade 7 to Grade 12) in Airdrie. In addition, the province will use this opportunity to... More ≫

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The objective of this four-year project (2024-2028) is to build a new French-language secondary school (Grade 7 to Grade 12) in Airdrie. In addition, the province will use this opportunity to enhance the vitality of the Francophone community by including a dedicated performance venue in the secondary school. This dedicated space within the secondary school premises will be able to accommodate various performing arts activities and serve as a multipurpose performance venue.

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Protocol for agreements for minority-language education and second-language instruction 2019-2020 to 2022-23 between the Government of Canada and the provinces and territories

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A multi-year, multilateral agreement between the Government of Canada and the provinces and territories setting out the key parameters for collaboration between the two orders of government on... More ≫

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A multi-year, multilateral agreement between the Government of Canada and the provinces and territories setting out the key parameters for collaboration between the two orders of government on official languages in education. The agreement provides a mechanism through which the federal government contributes to the costs incurred by the provinces and territories in the delivery of minority-language education and second-language instruction.

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Protocol for agreements for minority-language education and second-language instruction 2013-2014 to 2017-2018 between the Government of Canada and the Council of Ministers of Education, Canada

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A multi-year, multilateral agreement between the Government of Canada and the provinces and territories setting out the key parameters for collaboration between the two orders of government on... More ≫

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A multi-year, multilateral agreement between the Government of Canada and the provinces and territories setting out the key parameters for collaboration between the two orders of government on official languages in education. The agreement provides a mechanism through which the federal government contributes to the costs incurred by the provinces and territories in the delivery of minority-language education and second-language instruction.

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Methods of reducing collisions on Alberta roads. Phase 2 : preparation of application guidelines and implementation strategies : final report

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Alberta Transportation (TRANS) commissioned Opus International Consultants (Canada) Limited (herein referred to as Opus) to investigate and develop engineering strategies to address the collision... More ≫

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Alberta Transportation (TRANS) commissioned Opus International Consultants (Canada) Limited (herein referred to as Opus) to investigate and develop engineering strategies to address the collision patterns on all Alberta highways and streets. This study, entitled “Methods of Reducing Collisions on Alberta Roads” (abbreviated as MORCOAR), is intended to help achieve the goals of Alberta Traffic Safety Plan. This report documents the Phase 2 findings: including application guidance for these measures, the costs and benefits of each, and a suggested 20-year implementation strategy.

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Methods of reducing collisions on Alberta roads. Phase 1 : development of engineering strategies and measures : final report

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Alberta Transportation (TRANS) commissioned Opus International Consultants (Canada) Limited (herein referred to as Opus) to investigate and develop engineering strategies to address the collision... More ≫

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Alberta Transportation (TRANS) commissioned Opus International Consultants (Canada) Limited (herein referred to as Opus) to investigate and develop engineering strategies to address the collision patterns on all Alberta highways and streets. These roadways are operated by many different road authorities including urban municipalities, rural municipalities, Counties and the Province. This study, entitled “Methods of Reducing Collisions on Alberta Roads” (abbreviated as MORCOAR), is intended to help achieve the goals of Alberta Traffic Safety Plan, which includes reducing fatal and serious injury collisions by 30% between the years of 2008-2010 compared to the baseline years of 1996-2001.

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