The City of Calgary and Rockyview County have signed on to an agreement that’s set to accelerate work around Prairie Economic Gateway, a multi-billion dollar logistics hub slated for the city’s southeast limits. The memorandum of understanding announced Tuesday is between the two municipalities and the Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB), and is set to “speed up the transition from engineering design to construction activities” near the proposed site.Dubbed an “inland port,” Prairie Economic Gateway is set to be built on 1,300 acres along 114 Avenue S.E. as part of a regionally-approved collaboration between the city and Rockyview County.Once complete, it…