A project aimed at helping families has received a little help of its own from the provincial government.
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Monthly Archives: January 2016
20 Million Put Into School Modernization
Parents and educators at Foothills Composite School and the Alberta School of Fine Arts got their first look at what’s to come in the new modernization of the aging High School.
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Bank of Japan surprises with negative interest rate
The Bank of Japan on Friday introduced a negative interest rate policy, a move aimed at boosting a stumbling economic recovery and warding off deflation. Markets jumped on the intervention.
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Legacy Park work to begin in April
Lethbridge city council has given the green light for construction to move forward on Legacy Park, beginning in April.
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David Staples: New plans, partnerships and attitude for improved Northlands
At long last it’s a new and improved day for Northlands, one where Edmonton’s oldest booster group actually works for the city’s interest, as opposed to its own interest.
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Edmonton hotels fail to make online list of country’s best
Albertans who want to stay in one of the country’s top hotels are going to have to travel out of province.
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Edmonton eyes permit requirement for noisy street users
Over-amplified street preachers and other noisy Nellies don’t have a prayer if Coun. Michael Oshry can find a way to control the racket bothering people on Edmonton sidewalks.
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Vacant Calgary downtown office space at a record level
The fourth quarter of 2015 saw a continuation of uncertain commercial real estate market sentiment and closed the year with a record amount of vacant office space in Calgary’s downtown core.
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Okotoks Launches MyHEAT
Residents in the Town of Okotoks can now find out if their house is heat efficient or deficient.
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Herald Plan receives solid reviews from officials, residents
A plan that imagines how the area west of downtown should look in 20 years time earned high marks from members of the Municipal Planning Commission on Wednesday, as well as an initial nod of approval from some residents of the area.
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