CALGARY - Driving by empty workforce accommodation camps along northern Alberta highways near Fort McMurray, the oilsands boom that became a bust still hits home three years after the slide began. The empty parking lots surround plain, functional-looking buildings made up of modular units stacked, stretched end-to-end or lined up like dominos, some complexes containing thousands of deserted rooms. Many oilsands lodges have been "temporarily" closed ...
12-20-2017, 03:03 AM
Luxury still sells as vacancy rates rise in Alberta's oilsands workcamp
CALGARY - Driving by empty workforce accommodation camps along northern Alberta highways near Fort McMurray, the oilsands boom that became a bust still hits home three years after the slide began. The empty parking lots surround plain, functional-looking buildings made up of modular units stacked, stretched end-to-end or lined up like dominos, some complexes containing thousands of deserted rooms. Many oilsands lodges have been "temporarily" closed ...
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