Big U.S. oil companies are starting to think small.
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Monthly Archives: October 2015
Residents of Calgary neighbourhood angered over recent spike in thefts, eye inhabitants of nearby homeless encampment as culprits
Cutting through a chain trapping an allegedly stolen baby carrier to a tree, Cheryl Myers said she and a small group of Inglewood residents were quick about it — and scared.
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Provincial funding to build new seniors residence approved
Of the 31 provincial grants for seniors accommodation announced in March only 25 remain on that list but one is Masterpiece in Medicine Hat, said Alberta Seniors.
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5 Avenue North reopens
LETHBRIDGE – 5 Avenue North between 23 Street North and 28 Street North is now open to traffic. As of 5 a.m. Friday morning, traffic was once again flowing in both directions with new traffic lights installed and in operation.
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Film industry applauds boost to Alberta Media Fund
Members of the Alberta film industry are applauding the NDP government’s commitment to culture, and economic diversity in general, after Tuesday’s budget revealed a significant boost to the Alberta Media Fund.
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U of L solid at No. 3 in Maclean’s university rankings
The University of Lethbridge has solidified its reputation as a university of choice for students and one of the strongest research universities in its class, with a third-place national ranking in the Primarily Undergraduate category of the annual Maclean’s university rankings.
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GDP growth slows in August as Canadian economy grows 0.1 per cent
Real gross domestic product edged up 0.1 per cent across the country in August, following increases of 0.4 per cent in June and 0.3 per cent in July, reported Statistics Canada on Friday.
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Oklahoma company moves forward on building Alberta propylene plant
Oklahoma-based Williams is pushing forward with its plan to develop a propane dehydrogenation facility and has found a partner to build a complementary plant on the same site near Redwater.
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New Sylvan Lake medical imaging centre expected to open in early spring
Central Alberta Medical Imaging Services (CAMIS), based in Red Deer, announced earlier this month they have finalized plans to open a medical imaging centre in Sylvan Lake.
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Analyst deems transit pilot a success
A decision will soon be made on whether or not Fort Saskatchewan wants to promote and keep public transit.
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