Technology has changed the home security business to the benefit of homeowners.
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Monthly Archives: August 2014
Bike lane concerns in Calgary’s suburbs
WATCH- Bike lanes are popping up all over the city,including in the suburbs in Calgary’s deep south.As Carolyn Kury de Castillo reports, the new addition is causing confusion for some drivers.
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At City Hall
Nearly $1-million in surplus from various 2014 capital projects will be diverted to repair a wastewater pipe near Sturgeon Road.
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Status quo fine for First Street
While city council considers plans to change a 107-year-old First Street home into a law office and rental space, planning officials say they monitor trends on the historic stretch, but an overarching development plan is not needed at this time.
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Lethbridge County faces tax hike to deal with crumbling bridges
The bridges in Lethbridge County are falling apart, and a county official has laid the blame squarely with the provincial government.
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City Notebook: Busy summer expected to be followed by busy fall at city hall
Back to school, back to work, back to the grind for city council members after a summer of relaxation that largely didn’t materialize.
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Creating great places for people to call home
If developing new communities was easy and inexpensive, more people might do it.
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Micro-suites part of plan for Old Strathcona redevelopment
One of the oldest buildings in Old Strathcona may soon be preserved and incorporated into a larger development with micro-apartments and retail facing an alleyway.
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Grant will help restore 50-foot chimney at Historic Clay District
Provincial grants to help preserve flooded historical sites will help reconstruct a 50-foot-tall chimney at the Historic Clay District in Medicine Hat, officials with the Friends of Medalta Society said Friday.
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Edmonton grew by 60,000 in two years
EDMONTON – Edmonton’s population boom continues as census numbers released Friday show the city is up to 877,926 people, an increase of just over 60,000 from the previous census.
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