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Age-friendly Alberta. City of Calgary community profile

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On October 23, 2015, the Government of Alberta recognized the City of Calgary for its efforts towards creating an age-friendly community for residents. Age-friendly communities promote healthy and... More ≫

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On October 23, 2015, the Government of Alberta recognized the City of Calgary for its efforts towards creating an age-friendly community for residents. Age-friendly communities promote healthy and active aging. People in age-friendly communities are supported in maintaining their independence, and can access public buildings and amenities, participate in community events and initiatives, and acquire the supports and services they need.

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Transportation/utility corridors

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These two information sheets provide a brief overview of the transportation/utility corridors around the cities of Calgary and Edmonton. In the mid 1970s, the Government of Alberta established... More ≫

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These two information sheets provide a brief overview of the transportation/utility corridors around the cities of Calgary and Edmonton. In the mid 1970s, the Government of Alberta established restricted development areas around the two cities, designated for transportation/utility corridor uses, such as ring roads, major power lines, pipelines and linear municipal utilities.

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Building envelope survey : in partnership with the City of Calgary, April 2008

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This report summarizes the observations from a field survey conducted in August of 2007 of homes and condominiums. This survey was conducted in response to homeowner concerns with the construction... More ≫

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This report summarizes the observations from a field survey conducted in August of 2007 of homes and condominiums. This survey was conducted in response to homeowner concerns with the construction quality of their homes because of moisture penetration of the outer walls and ceilings (known as the “building envelope”).

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Transportation/Utility Corridor (TUC) Program policy

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In the mid 1970s, the Government of Alberta established restricted development areas around the cities of Calgary and Edmonton. The lands included in these areas were designated for... More ≫

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In the mid 1970s, the Government of Alberta established restricted development areas around the cities of Calgary and Edmonton. The lands included in these areas were designated for transportation/utility corridor uses, such as ring roads, major power lines, pipelines and linear municipal utilities. This policy describes the Transportation/Utility Corridor Program, the types of authorizations issued by the province, and the procedures for obtaining each of these authorizations.

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