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CMOH order 19-2020, which modifies CMOH orders 01-2020, 02-2020 and 07-2020 : 2020 COVID-19 response

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Record of decision of the Chief Medical Officer of Health, for the purpose of permitting Albertans to attend certain locations or places and engage in certain activities, provided people adhere to... More ≫

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Record of decision of the Chief Medical Officer of Health, for the purpose of permitting Albertans to attend certain locations or places and engage in certain activities, provided people adhere to public health measures and guidance. This order is effective May 14, 2020, and applicable within the cities of Calgary and Brooks (for the rest of the province, see CMOH order 18-2020). This decision supersedes any provision of CMOH orders 01-2020, 02-2020 and 07-2020. There have been amendments and exemptions to this order (see Related tab). NOTE: Effective June 12, 2020, this order was rescinded by CMOH Order 25-2020 (see Related tab).

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CMOH order 18-2020, which rescinds CMOH order 04-2020 and modifies CMOH orders 01-2020, 02-2020 and 07-2020 : 2020 COVID-19 response

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Record of decision of the Chief Medical Officer of Health, for the purpose of permitting Albertans to attend certain locations or places and engage in certain activities, provided people adhere to... More ≫

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Record of decision of the Chief Medical Officer of Health, for the purpose of permitting Albertans to attend certain locations or places and engage in certain activities, provided people adhere to public health measures and guidance. This order is effective May 14, 2020, and applies throughout the province of Alberta, except within the cities of Calgary and Brooks. This decision rescinds CMOH order 04-2020 by removing the prohibition from attending a child care facility. It also supersedes any provision of CMOH orders 01-2020, 02-2020 and 07-2020. There have been amendments and exemptions to this order (see Related tab). NOTE: Effective June 12, 2020, this order was rescinded by CMOH Order 25-2020 (see Related tab).

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Potential flood storage schemes in the Bow River basin

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The report provides a high level, conceptual assessment of flood storage opportunities within the Bow River basin upstream of Calgary that would provide protection to the City of Calgary and other... More ≫

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The report provides a high level, conceptual assessment of flood storage opportunities within the Bow River basin upstream of Calgary that would provide protection to the City of Calgary and other stakeholders from floods with a similar magnitude to the June 2013 flood event. Eleven potential flood storage locations are identified along with their characteristics and some technical information.

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Benefit/cost analysis of flood mitigation projects for the City of Calgary : Springbank off-stream flood storage

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A benefit-cost analysis of the Springbank Off-stream Reservoir was conducted using updated flood damage curves developed through the Provincial Flood Damage Assessment Study.

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Benefit/cost analysis of flood mitigation projects for the City of Calgary : McLean Creek flood storage

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A benefit-cost analysis of the McLean Creek Dry Dam was conducted using updated flood damage curves developed through the Provincial Flood Damage Assessment Study.

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Benefit/cost analysis of flood mitigation projects for the City of Calgary : Glenmore Reservoir diversion

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A benefit-cost analysis of the Glenmore Reservoir Diversion was conducted using updated flood damage curves developed through the Provincial Flood Damage Assessment Study.

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Provincial flood damage assessment study City of Calgary : assessment of flood damages

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As part of a provincial flood damage assessment study, the City of Calgary was identified as a high priority centre and selected as the pilot municipality for the updating of flood damage curves... More ≫

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As part of a provincial flood damage assessment study, the City of Calgary was identified as a high priority centre and selected as the pilot municipality for the updating of flood damage curves and development of a Rapid Flood Damage Assessment Model. The primary purpose of this study is to estimate flood damages for a range of flood events such that average annual damages can be computed and employed in a subsequent benefit/cost analysis of potential flood mitigation alternatives.

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Report [on the City of Calgary Bow River Flood study]

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This report presents the findings of a review of the overall management of the Bow River within the City of Calgary.

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