Officials says a necessary safety audit has begun on the southeast ring road, however they’re no closer to pinning down when the stretch of highway will open.
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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Planned South Trail Automall in southeast Calgary driven to success
What started out as a quest for the perfect spot to build a new Chrysler dealership turned out to be a vision for the future.
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Cellphone tower denied permit
A Rogers Communications Inc. proposal to build a cellphone tower near homes in Sylvan Lake has been met with static from residents and municipalities.
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U.S., Canada Lead World in Shale Gas Production
Its official – the U.S. government’s authoritative Energy Information Administration has confirmed that the world’s three leading shale gas producers are U.S., Canada and China, respectively.
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SILVER’S NEXT MOVE
Silver may be the good news metal, but it’s about to have a serious retest of its “bad news” capacity.
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GOLD & SILVER WILL SUPER-SURGE
On the heels of what appears to be an eerie calmness in global markets, today a man who has been trading major markets for over four decades told King World News that the gold and silver markets are now set up to super-surge. He also provided two powerful charts which illustrate why the metals are now set up to soar. Below is what James Turk had to say in this tremendous and timely interview.
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Alberta plans to create new oilsands monitoring agency
EDMONTON – The Alberta government introduced on Monday legislation to create a new arm’s-length environmental monitoring agency focused on the oilsands, but critics say the law leaves too many questions unanswered.
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Red Deer industrial tightens
The Red Deer industrial real estate inventory grew by about 3.1 per cent last year to more than 12.5 million square feet, but that growth didn’t increase the vacancy rate.
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Alberta bill would restrict development to avoid future flood crises
Premier Alison Redford’s government opened the fall sitting of the Alberta legislature by introducing a bill to mitigate damage from floods like the one that ravaged parts of southern Alberta this summer.
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With new leadership, Agri-trade will rebrand
“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” is advice many people live by.
Not Dianne Smirl.
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