Something the Alberta government didn’t do in its new budget has caught the attention and appreciation of the Alberta Real Estate Association (AREA) and should do the same for all Albertans.
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Monthly Archives: October 2015
Quadruple whammy effect will pass
Back in 2009, the first full year of the last recession, Calgary and area builders started 6,318 new homes.
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Gary Lamphier: Carlo Montemagno’s plan to save the Alberta economy
The NDP government’s plan to revive Alberta’s struggling economy basically boils down to this: Let’s hope oil prices recover while we spend bags of money we don’t have on public infrastructure, with billions more aimed at juicing the growth of early-stage companies.
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Mayor pleased with budget commitments
It looks like municipalities may have found a friend in the new NDP government.
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New life growing on once blighted Calgary lands
Finding new uses for once blighted areas is nothing new for the city.
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Skate Canada a boost for city and local figure skating
The Skate Canada International 2015 this weekend drew some of the best skaters in the world to Lethbridge, but the legacy it leaves behind will involve much more than memories on the ice.
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Halted city construction projects almost finished
Construction at three sites across the city affected by the city’s move to dismiss the original contractor appear to be nearing completion.
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After 15 years of cleaning contaminated Calgary neighbourhood, new life looming for Lynnview Ridge
The sounds of children playing and family barbecues once echoed through the long abandoned neighbourhood of Lynnview Ridge.
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Jobs and wages biggest cost to be cut by oil and gas firms
The predicament that faces both energy companies and their employees is expected to continue across the province.
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What’s in the budget?
Your tax dollars could get you more cops, more snow removal and more space for the dead if the 2016 St. Albert budget goes ahead as planned.
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