HIGH RIVER, AB, Jan. 26, 2016 /CNW/ – The Town of High River Council is calling for the Alberta Government to fix the Disaster Recovery Program and complete files as the third anniversary of the flood quickly approaches.
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Investors are suddenly finding value in beaten down natural gas stocks as crude oil prices hit new lows, in what might signal a bottom for gas drillers.
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The mayor’s of Alberta’s two biggest cities said Tuesday that politics have to be taken out of the national debate around pipelines.
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China hemorrhaged $663 billion of its reserves since June 2014 in a misguided attempt to prop up the yaun. Once the biggest buyer of US treasuries China Starts Dumping U.S. Government Debt.
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Renters take note: It’s getting harder to buy a home today, but it may be getting easier to stay right where you are. Home price gains are accelerating, but rents are moderating and could ease substantially in some markets. By the end of this year, rents may actually rise at a slower pace than incomes in many markets, according to a new analysis by Zillow, a real estate listing company.
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Council devoted its time Tuesday night to a final presentation on the Western Canada Summer Games and debate on a social procurement policy for municipal contracts, the only two items on the agenda.
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Global economic weakness and recent market volatility will prompt the Federal Reserve to delay, but not cancel, rate hikes this year, according to the most recent CNBC Fed Survey.
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The High River Regional Airport will see the development of a new 13-stall parking lot for planes following approval from town council.
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It was a three-peat for local builder Brost Developments at the Medicine Hat chapter of the Canadian Home Builders Association awards banquet Friday night, as the company once again claimed the city’s builder of the year distinction.
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WASHINGTON — Changes that President Obama will propose to employer-sponsored retirement plans could help 30 million American workers have access to retirement savings, the White House said Monday.
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