#1554: Minutes of April 24, 2008
Submitted by Barb on Sat, 04/26/2008 - 09:17. Meeting called to order by Jim at 7:40pm
Moved by Jim to approve the minutes of March 27, 2008 as presented, carried
Treasurer’s Report N/A
Old Business:
Website Update – Barb advised that the hits for March 2008 were
Moved by Jim to approve the minutes of March 27, 2008 as presented, carried
Treasurer’s Report N/A
Old Business:
Website Update – Barb advised that the hits for March 2008 were
#1532: Alberta Tourism, Parks, Recreation and Culture
Submitted by Barb on Wed, 06/13/2007 - 10:18. Museum Preservation and Reclamation
Find out what Alberta Tourism, Parks, Recreation and Culture and its partners are doing to preserve,
clean up and develop the Turner Valley Gas Plant.
Technical cleanup summaries for asbestos, containment system, risk assessment and sulphur.
Find out what Alberta Tourism, Parks, Recreation and Culture and its partners are doing to preserve,
clean up and develop the Turner Valley Gas Plant.
Technical cleanup summaries for asbestos, containment system, risk assessment and sulphur.
#1381: Gas plant's future being reviewed
Submitted by Barb on Sat, 03/31/2007 - 11:06. What's the Government Up To? Okotoks Western Wheel
February 21, 2007
by Jim Dilay CONTRIBUTOR
The Turner Valley Gas Plant Resolution Advisory Panel has undertaken a challenging task with close to 20 years of studies, development plans and changing environmental standards to review since the Alberta government acquired the historic site.
February 21, 2007
by Jim Dilay CONTRIBUTOR
The Turner Valley Gas Plant Resolution Advisory Panel has undertaken a challenging task with close to 20 years of studies, development plans and changing environmental standards to review since the Alberta government acquired the historic site.
#1332: New Project Ideas
Submitted by Barb on Fri, 01/27/2006 - 10:03. For VisitorsFri, 01/27/2006 - 17:00
The Turner Valley Oilfield Society is looking for ideas for a new project for the upcoming
year.
If you have an idea that will promote the Turner Valley Gas Plant or the Turner Valley Oilfields History please let us know by
year.
If you have an idea that will promote the Turner Valley Gas Plant or the Turner Valley Oilfields History please let us know by
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#1320: Black Diamond Water is Safe to Drink
Submitted by Barb on Wed, 01/18/2006 - 12:42. News and Updates Gateway Gazette
2nd year - November 8 2005
The current controversy regarding the water is related to RAW water and not your drinking water. The Town of Black Diamond wants you to know that your drinking water is safe for consumption.
2nd year - November 8 2005
The current controversy regarding the water is related to RAW water and not your drinking water. The Town of Black Diamond wants you to know that your drinking water is safe for consumption.
#1319: Let's Continue Moving Forward
Submitted by Barb on Wed, 01/18/2006 - 12:09. News and Updates Gateway Gazette
2nd Year
November 8, 2005
By Pam Jones
Editor
Recently two forums were held on the local water issues and the Gas Plant. The first forum was held in Black Diamond on October 25th and the second was at the Town Hall Meeting in Turner Valley on November 1st.
2nd Year
November 8, 2005
By Pam Jones
Editor
Recently two forums were held on the local water issues and the Gas Plant. The first forum was held in Black Diamond on October 25th and the second was at the Town Hall Meeting in Turner Valley on November 1st.
#1318: Turner Valley Gas Plant closed for the season
Submitted by Barb on Wed, 01/18/2006 - 12:03. News and Updates Cheryl Robb
Communications
Alberta Community Development
November 16, 2005
Edmonton...Turner Valley Gas Plant is now closed for the 2005 season. The gas plant closes for public tours after Labour Day and only allows tours by appointment until Remembrance Day.
Communications
Alberta Community Development
November 16, 2005
Edmonton...Turner Valley Gas Plant is now closed for the 2005 season. The gas plant closes for public tours after Labour Day and only allows tours by appointment until Remembrance Day.
#1303: Turner Valley - Tests show methyl mercury levels down
Submitted by Barb on Wed, 01/18/2006 - 11:15. News and Updates Okotoks Western Wheel
November 30, 2005
Vol 31 No 17
By Laurel Nadon
Staff reporter
The most recent tests by Alberta Environment show that methyl mercury levels have decreased in the Sheep River downstream from the Turner Valley Gas Plant, but residents say the results don’t conclusively show the river is safe.
November 30, 2005
Vol 31 No 17
By Laurel Nadon
Staff reporter
The most recent tests by Alberta Environment show that methyl mercury levels have decreased in the Sheep River downstream from the Turner Valley Gas Plant, but residents say the results don’t conclusively show the river is safe.
#1234: Little Chicago
Submitted by Barb on Thu, 08/04/2005 - 15:46. Turner Valley & District Past and Present
The story goes that Little Chicago got it's name from Rex Warman as he was called "Little Al Capone" because of scar he had on his top lip and because his customers felt his prices were "gangster-like" high. Rex owned the first building in Little Chicago
#871: Turner Valley Gas Plant
Submitted by Barb on Wed, 07/06/2005 - 13:03. History | Gas Plant Tour
The most significant historic resource associated with the Turner Valley Oilfield is the Gas Plant. Being the oldest and best preserved example of a gas processing plant in Canada, transforming a resource into an industry. Located on the Sheep River in Turner Valley.
Sponsored in part by:
Turner Valley Oil Field Society
This project was funded in part by the Alberta Historical Resources
Foundation.
This project has been made possible in part through a grant from the Museums Assistance Program, Department of Canadian Heritage.