21
May
Calgary ( Rajeev Sharma): Albertans and visitors entering the province will soon see a new generation of “Welcome to Alberta” border signs, as the provincial government moves forward with a $3.5 million modernization project aimed at replacing decades-old highway displays. Devin Dreeshen says the updated signs will reflect Alberta’s identity as a “strong, free and full of opportunity” province, featuring the motto “Strong and Free” and improved durability to withstand harsh weather conditions. The province says the existing 40-year-old signs have reached the end of their lifespan and will be replaced with 22 new installations at major entry points, including…
