Frontier Airlines has pulled out of New Castle Airport nearly two years after its first flight from Delaware.
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Monthly Archives: June 2015
City of Calgary’s Bend in the Bow project beginning with baby steps
City of Calgary workers are hoping the redevelopment of land in Inglewood will make the virtually unused parcel more vibrant and less susceptible to misuse.
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Hyatt Place hotel aims to spur more development in The Quarters
The shell of the Hyatt Place hotel now looms large over The Quarters, giving a hint at its final form: a wide tower with twisted glass panels and jagged angles.
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SemCAMS Announces Startup of New Pipeline
CALGARY, Alberta, June 29, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — SemCAMS, a subsidiary of SemGroup® Corporation (NYSE:SEMG), today announced the startup of a new, sour gas gathering line servicing the Wapiti area. The pipeline was officially placed into service on Saturday, June 27, 2015. As previously announced in May 2014, the project is supported by a 10-year term transportation service agreement with NuVista Energy Inc.
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How Greece Crisis Could Drag Oil Prices Down
The Greek tragedy is reaching its climax.
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Renting: Awful for Just About Everyone Right Now
Twenty-five percent of Americans are spending more than half of their income just to keep a roof over their head.
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Cell tower next to University of Calgary daycare has parents ‘pushing back hard’
Cellphone towers often run into community opposition when they go up but one installed next to the University of Calgary Child Development Centre elicited especially strong reaction when it all of sudden appeared earlier this month.
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Pending home sales rise 0.9% in May, highest level since 2006
A sharp jump in interest rates may have deterred some home buyers in May. Signed contracts to buy existing homes, so-called pending home sales, rose just 0.9 percent in May from April, according to the National Association of Realtors, after a downward revision to April’s reading. That is slightly lower than analysts predicted, but is still the highest level on the association’s index since April of 2006. Pending sales are now 10.4 percent higher than one year ago.
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Rachel Notley forging new role for Alberta on national stage
Will the walls come down now that Alberta has an NDP government?
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New levy rates under consideration
A bylaw to revise off-site levy development rates for water, sanitary sewer and arterial roadways was discussed in consideration of first reading at Strathcona County council on Tuesday, June 9.
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