When the company started scouting locations for a second headquarters, it started a race for the lowest bidder.
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Alberta’s evolving economy spins a new tale of recovery
It turns out that when spiders go up into space, they eventually figure out how to spin webs without the help of gravity. The first webs are a bit messy and don’t work, but then the spiders adapt to new methods.
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6 things in real estate: Calgary versus Edmonton
Demand has increased for new and resale single-family homes in both Calgary and Edmonton this year compared to 2016.
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NEW YEAR, NEW LOOK
UNDER THE RADAR
The low-profile appeal of Mayland Heights, an oft-overlooked gem in Calgary’s northeast
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Downtown construction enters final stage
The final stage of a lengthy downtown road construction process is about to get underway, city municipal works officials said Wednesday.
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Hicks on Biz: Is it time for a taxpayer revolt?
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Finance Minister Bill Morneau are learning the hard way.
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Parking stall sells for $75,000 in Ice District
A downtown underground parking space has sold for $75,000, condo developer Westrich Pacific says.
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Paula Simons: Mixed messages might mean mass transit in west end will be lost
Druh Farrell cleared to run for re-election after 1 of 2 lawsuits from spurned developer discontinued
The threat of being legally barred from running in the October election no longer looms over Druh Farrell, after one of two lawsuits faced by the incumbent Calgary politician was discontinued Friday.
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