If Canadian cities were a family, Edmonton would be the youngster going through a growth spurt. In the wake of the 2013 new arena announcement, the city has seen one project after another get started through 2014 and an influx of people to match.
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As 2014 draws to a close, many leaders in the Foothills are taking stock of the year that was, including Black Diamond Mayor Sharlene Brown.
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Edmonton is the best Canadian sports city, according to an Internet publication that covers Olympic politics and business.
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What a great year it has been for Edmonton and Northern Alberta commerce!
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Jeanette Pick slowly, mindfully, stutter steps off the uneven ice of the Bowness Park Lagoon, climbs the stairs that lead to a new wood deck and gas firepits and plunks herself down on a bench to catch her breath.
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MANHATTAN — The rise of glittering new condos for billionaires and the decline of homes priced under $1 million set the tone for New York’s residential real estate market in 2014.
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The governing Conservative Party has taken a slim lead over the Liberals, according to a new poll that also found a “sizeable” improvement in public sentiment toward Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
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Being $45 million over budget on the hospital expansion has been solved by Alberta Infrastructure diverting savings from other projects that had come in under budget and reductions on the mechanical and electrical tenders, says Alberta Infrastructure.
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Drivers will have to get used to making a few more stops on 32 Street in Okotoks.
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(Reuters) – Applications for U.S. home mortgages rose last week as activity picked up and rates fell, an industry group said on Wednesday.
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