TomTom released their annual traffic index measuring traffic congestion for cities around the world and traffic here in Edmonton looks like it’s moving just fine.
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Monthly Archives: March 2016
Property tax goes up by 20-25% from April 1
BENGALURU: You may complain of bad roads and garbage heaps in your neighbourhood, but now get ready to pay more property tax from April 1. The BBMP council on Saturday decided to hike property tax for residential properties by 20% and by 25% for non-residential properties.
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Which kind of real estate agent is the right one for you
When you’re buying or selling a house, you’ll likely reach out for professional help from a real estate agent. But how to choose? There are Realtors and just plain real estate agents, part-time and full-time agents, family friends who are in the business, maybe even neighbors down the street. Which one is right for you?
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Prudent policies help UAE sustain strong growth: IMF
Diversification displays country’s ability to cope with low oil risks
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Edmonton region developed faster than any other major Canadian centre, new study shows
The amount of land developed in the Edmonton region more than tripled in the last four decades, growing faster than any other major Canadian urban centre, new research shows.
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Oil Prices Beyond WTI And Brent
In all the Sturm und Drang over the collapse in commodity prices, we have all rallied around two numbers that we can hang our hats on – the price of Brent and the price of WTI.
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Housing plans lauded in federal budget
The federal Liberal government’s budget certainly didn’t receive a standing ovation or rave reviews, but the Canadian Home Builders’ Association (CHBA) found some silk in that pig’s ear.
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Edmonton businesses keeping watch on U.S. presidential race, chamber says
Alberta businesses concerned about trade and pipeline issues are keeping a close eye on the American presidential campaign, Edmonton Chamber of Commerce president Janet Riopel says.
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Fresh coat of paint can help sell your home
Listing your home and getting it sold in time to move into your new home is taking Myke longer these days in Calgary.
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ALBERTA NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION SLOWS IN JANUARY
According to Statistics Canada, investment in new housing construction declined overall in Alberta by 19.3 per cent in January 2016 over last year.
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