Calgary council committee votes to spend $15.5M on Fort Calgary, Glenbow Museum upgrades
A Calgary council committee voted Tuesday to allocate $15.5 million to help pay for the planned revitalization of the Glenbow Museum and for renovations and an expansion at Fort Calgary.
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A conceptual image of the new, renovated Glenbow Museum. (Submitted by Glenbow Museum)
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A Calgary council committee voted Tuesday to allocate $15.5 million to help pay for the planned revitalization of the Glenbow Museum and for renovations and an expansion at Fort Calgary.
The priorities and finance committee voted 7 to 1 to redirect funds from the province's Cultural Municipal Sustainability Initiative. The money was originally intended for four other projects, including a proposed performance space in Symons Valley and a project at the historic Northwest Travellers Building on First Street S.E.