The number of complaints against real estate agents is increasing, according to the Real Estate Authority.
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Agent who admitted ‘disgraceful conduct’ given top award by real estate chain
A real estate agent who admitted disgraceful conduct after selling her rental property to a Waikato pensioner without disclosing it had been a ‘leaky home’ has been celebrated by the real estate chain that stood by her as a “true champion”.
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The World Still Needs Hundreds Of Billions Of Barrels Of Oil
Has peak oil demand already come and gone? That’s an exceptionally hard question to answer. There are some experts that say unequivocally, yes. They claim that peak oil is already upon us, thanks to the crushing blow that the Covid-19 pandemic dealt to global oil demand as well as the ever-escalating worldwide transition toward clean energy. But there are just as many who say that the world’s thirst for oil still has a long way to go before we hear its swan song.
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Posthaste: Home prices are becoming vulnerable to rate hikes — and this time the risk to the economy is greater
Canada’s housing market is booming, fuelled by a smorgasbord of cheap debt. But what happens when interest rates start to rise? (and eventually they will).
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Four provinces to sign memorandum of understanding to explore small nuclear reactors
Alberta is to join three other provinces to explore the feasibility of small modular nuclear reactors as a clean energy option.
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Pedestrians only: 104 Street closed to make room for patio dining
EDMONTON — As of this weekend, 104 Street between Jasper Avenue to 102 Avenue will be blocked off to motorists to encourage foot traffic in the area in the hopes of providing a boost to local business.
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Long road to recovery for the Calgary airport due to pandemic
It’ll take years for a pandemic-grounded Calgary International Airport to recover from a devastating 2020, say its operators.
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Calgary arena progress on pause due to budget issue: CMLC
Progress on Calgary’s new arena is on pause, according to the Calgary Municipal Land Corp.
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Alberta carpenters’ union says construction industry costing province billions by avoiding taxes
Construction companies are robbing the province of billions of dollars in revenue by shifting the tax burden to unsuspecting workers, says an Alberta carpenters’ union.
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Residential development a focus for Innisfail town council
A sense of growing momentum in the central Alberta real estate market has led both the Town of Innisfail and its council to try to capitalize on that momentum.
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