OPINION: Here’s a question after the Government’s recent Budget: Would it meet the requirements of a business or housing loan?
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Bubs Australia founder sells off Newport cottage after being ousted as CEO
By any measure Bubs Australia co-founder Kristy Carr has been busy of late, so it was somewhat surprising to see her Newport house at the end of Bungan Beach hit the market this week with a $5 million guide.
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Calgary council could open the door to adding more city wards
Calgary city council will be voting this Tuesday on whether or not to create a committee that will determine efficiency and effectiveness of the current 14-ward system.
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PINDER: A huge first step for Alberta
The re-election of the United Conservative Party on May 29 was the first of at least three important steps for the future of the prairies, the oil and gas industry, and indeed the country.
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Are Gen Zs the new real estate investors?
A recent Canadian survey produced some very interesting talking points.
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Lethbridge ranked among best small cities for getting rich
If the word gets out, Lethbridge could soon see a migration of people flocking here.
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New school building project among main strategic priorities in MHCBE’s four-year plan
At the May 29 meeting of the Medicine Hat Catholic Board of Education , superintendent Dr. Dwayne Zarichny presented the four-year education plan for 2023-27. Strategic priorities are Catholicity, health and wellness, quality teaching and learning, and the new school building project.
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Russians paying millions for Cape Town properties, says agent
There has been an uptick in Russian interest in property along Cape Town’s upmarket Atlantic Seaboard, according to Ross Levin, licensee for Seeff Atlantic Seaboard and City Bowl.
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Auckland tenants who fell $62k behind in rent have to pay it back over 40 years
The Tenancy Tribunal has dismissed a landlord’s request to evict her tenants, despite them being $62,238.90 behind in their rent.
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What’s going wrong for tiny home companies?
They were meant to be the saving grace of a dire housing market – so why are some tiny home companies hitting trouble?
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