For the second consecutive year, B&A Planning Group is hosting an information booth and is a Title Sponsor at the Alberta Sand and Gravel’s (ASGA) annual Convention and Tradeshow.

The Alberta Professional Planners Institute (APPI) is hosting its annual conference in Fort McMurray from October 6 – 8, and B&A will be there as a sponsor, vendor and presenter.

The Village's now adopted OCP and Zoning Bylaw were recognized at the Union of British Columbia Municipalities (UBCM) with an Honourable Mention award in the Governance category. B&A Planning Group to create a new Official Community Plan (OCP) and Zoning Bylaw that will achieve its goals of economic development, population growth, a mixed-use downtown, innovation in housing and development of a high-tech centre.

We are excited to be attending Rail~Volution 2019, and to contribute to meaningful dialogue, idea generation, and innovation to support the planning and development of communities with transit oriented focus.

White City and Emerald Park, Saskatchewan, will soon see the first phase of development, leading to an exciting new master planned community including a new Town Centre known as Royal Park.

Congratulations to Liyang Wan, this years’ recipient of the Gregory Brown Entrance Scholarship in Planning as she pursues her Master of Planning at the University of Calgary.

This month marks three decades of innovative planning, urban design, communications, engagement, and environmental projects at B&A Planning Group.

The Community Planning Association of Alberta (CPAA) is holding its annual conference this week, and B&A is once again an exhibitor, sponsor and presenter.

For an amazing 28 years, Eva Borbely has shared her talent as a Planning Technician with B&A and is now looking ahead to retirement at the end of April. She has worked on countless projects over the years and has helped bring numerous client concepts into fruition – we are grateful for her hard work and wish her the best as she enters the next chapter in her life.

On February 25, 2019, Calgary City Council unanimously approved Belmont Station, a comprehensively planned TOD neighbourhood at the south end of the planned LRT Red Line extension.