Community Relations

In 2009 the University of Alberta, in conjunction with Alberta Environment and Alberta Energy, asked that an Urban Land Institute (ULI) Advisory Services panel convene to provide strategic advice regarding the development of its South Campus holding.

Read more on the U of A's renewed commitment to dialogue and transparency.

On October 26, 2011, the University of Alberta hosted an Open House for Belgravia residents at the Saville Community Sports Centre on South Campus. The purpose of the event was to share with residents the U of A's plans for the repurposing of the Balmoral Curling Club. Following the Open House, evaluations about the event and the display boards were collected. Participants had the opportunity to give feedback on the exterior to the building and choose the look they preferred. They were further asked to submit their names and coordinates should they wish to be part of the committee that informs the landscaping plans around the facility. A total of 23 evaluations were received and the results are indicated in a summary document. Additional comments were also collected and included in the evaluation summary (see link in full article).

In 2009 the University of Alberta, in conjunction with Alberta Environment and Alberta Energy, asked that an Urban Land Institute (ULI) Advisory Services panel convene to provide strategic advice regarding the development of its South Campus holding.

Read more on the U of A's renewed commitment to dialogue and transparency.

On October 26, 2011, the University of Alberta hosted an Open House for Belgravia residents at the Saville Community Sports Centre on South Campus. The purpose of the event was to share with residents the U of A's plans for the repurposing of the Balmoral Curling Club. Following the Open House, evaluations about the event and the display boards were collected. Participants had the opportunity to give feedback on the exterior to the building and choose the look they preferred. They were further asked to submit their names and coordinates should they wish to be part of the committee that informs the landscaping plans around the facility. A total of 23 evaluations were received and the results are indicated in a summary document. Additional comments were also collected and included in the evaluation summary (see link in full article).