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A multi-million dollar option available for the Coordinated Care Campus

Article content On Tuesday morning, Grande Prairie’s Protective and Social Services Committee was presented with a differing housing alternative than the already proposed Stonebridge Hotel and Conference Centre. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. A multi-million dollar option available for the Coordinated Care Campus Back to video Two representatives from Atkinson Construction (ACL) Ltd., the company currently working on the Smith Activity Reception Centre, stepped forward with another option for the CCC supportive housing project. Burke Atkinson, president and project director, and Jayden Armstrong, business development manager, presented committee with a five-storey building that would accommodate 104 studio apartments with kitchenettes, along with an undeveloped main floor for a future commercial kitchen. Each apartment would be 440 square feet in size.

A multi-million dollar option available for the Coordinated Care Campus

I-5 JBLM work to reach milestone, if weather holds

I-5 JBLM work to reach milestone, if weather holds June 3, 2021 at 5:31 am Design-build contractor Atkinson Construction is getting ready to open two new overpasses at Thorne Lane in fall 2021. The two new overpasses will replace the existing one. (Photo courtesy of WSDOT/Flickr) If the heavy rain stays away Saturday night, drivers will have a new I-5 to drive Sunday morning. The plan is to close the current exits to Thorne Lane and Berkeley Street so workers can re-stripe the freeway overnight. If all goes according to plan, the new shared exit from southbound I-5 to Thorne Lane and Berkeley Street will open Sunday morning, and that’s where the warning for southbound drivers comes into play. If you want to get off at Berkeley or Thorne, you need to use this exit. You won’t be able to get off at Berkeley from the main line. And the entry to this exit is a lot further north than you might expect.

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City looking for public input on Smith subdivision activity and reception centre

Article content The city of Grande Prairie needs your input into its new activity and reception centre for the Smith subdivision. Stephanie Cajolais, Manager- Sports Development, Wellness and Culture for the City of Grande Prairie, said the city wants to hear from many people as possible. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. City looking for public input on Smith subdivision activity and reception centre Back to video “We are really interested in what the community wants to see as activities in that type of space,” Cajolais said. “There are some sports and sports organizations with limited opportunities in existing structures and facilities within the community, ball hockey or floor hockey as an example.