Major ongoing construction along Gateway Boulevard has several small businesses south of Whyte Avenue suffering from lack of customer access.
has been going on for months and has many business owners in the area seeing a drastic decrease in business.
Construction equipment and ripped-up roads and sidewalks, all the way to the doors of businesses south of Whyte Avenue, are making it difficult for pedestrians to not only walk along the road, but access businesses. Churchill’s British Imports has been selling English treats to Edmontonians for 26 years and just opened a new location on Gateway Boulevard last summer. The store’s owner, Tony Badger, says this is one of the store’s busiest times, especially during Fringe Festival, which is taking place nearby, but the“The last week, access has pretty well been eliminated,” he said. “Vehicle traffic cannot access us off Gateway on 91st — that’s been for several weeks.
The city also hasn’t put up a sign listing the businesses that are open during the project like it said it would, Badger said.
France Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
Edmonton police budget needs audit, accountability: lawyerA criminal defence lawyer is calling for an independent audit of the Edmonton Police Service after city council approved increasing funding for the department on Wednesday.
Lire la suite »
Edmonton Elks designing new-look offence around quarterback Tre FordThey are still in the basement of the Canadian Football League standings. They will likely still finish on the outside looking in at the playoff ...
Lire la suite »
Edmonton Humane Society hosting pet adoption event to clear space for more animals that need helpThe Edmonton Humane Society launched its Adopt-a-Palooza adoption event on Friday, with the organization's CEO acknowledging 'it's been very busy' in recent weeks.
Lire la suite »
Edmonton Fringe’s final days close out summer festival season on a high noteIt's the final days of the Edmonton International Fringe Festival and despite unfavourable weather thousands of people came to take in performances.
Lire la suite »
Violent sexual offender released back into Edmonton community, police warnDavid Hay, 22, has a violent criminal past, and Edmonton police are warning that they believe he is at risk of reoffending. Hay's release is subject to several conditions.
Lire la suite »
Edmonton Elks look to build off first-win momentum, snap home losing skid against Ottawa RedblacksOnly in the CFL could the coach and players of a 1-9 team be talking about how their next three games might put them into the playoff mix. But that’s the reality of a league where only three out of nine teams don’t make the playoffs.
Lire la suite »