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Keith Gerein: Investment deal with Oilers and the province is not yet 'ruthlessly fair' for Edmonton
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Mayor Amarjeet Sohi has put a lot of political capital into achieving fairness for Edmonton .
But with this agreement, he can claim a significant success — provided some clear public good is hammered into the details of the pact.
The deal includes a $250-million indoor/outdoor “event park” east of Rogers Place ; $68 million for site servicing and other land work.
The Alberta government isn't showing much enthusiasm for the Edmonton Oilers deal.
The province's maximum contribution is $183.4 million , well off the $330 million the province invested down south.
The deal falls short of full fairness with Calgary 's arena project.
Getting a bigger slice of a much smaller pie still means a smaller pie.
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