The Hudson’s Bay Company is closing all but six stores in Canada, but its building on Stephen Avenue in downtown Calgary leaves a landmark of its legacy.
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Both projects are the results of the city's Downtown Calgary Development Incentive Program, which provides funding to property owners for use in converting empty office spaces into residential units.
When the Hudson’s Bay Co. commenced building its flagship western Canadian store in downtown Calgary just before the First World War, its executives were aghast at the $1.5-million price tag and ...
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