Telus Field has a new operator, a new lease on life, and soon, a new name.
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Monthly Archives: March 2016
Calgary councillor says city subsidizing Okotokians using transit
City taxpayers are subsidizing people from Okotoks and other outlying communities using LRT, said a city councillor who wants the provincial government to pick up the tab.
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John Street Park to soon get a face-lift
What was once a sleepy playground in Turner Valley’s southwest is turning into a hub of activity – and it will soon get busier.
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Traffic, building sites top 32 St. school concerns
An Okotoks town councillor is looking for a shovel to widen 32 Street as plans for a community campus starts to take shape.
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Council Prepares Policy for Secondary Suites
High River Town Council has voted to prepare a policy on the enforcement of illegal secondary suites based on a reactive approach. There will be a minimum two complaint requirement for town investigation, but Mayor Craig Snodgrass says there isn’t an easy answer to fix this problem.
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Renovations to Edmonton tower will complete makeover of downtown corner
When Procura finishes renovating its newly renamed WSP Place building at 109 Street and Jasper Avenue, the company will have significantly changed the look of the key downtown intersection.
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Sylvan Lake Council Rejects Solar Panel Initiative
Sylvan Lake Council has decided not to move forward with installing solar panels at its public works building.
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Red Deer Legion Hoping to Sell Long-time Home
The Red Deer Legion may soon be leaving its 35-year home on Bremner Avenue.
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National tourism indicators, fourth quarter 2015
Tourism spending in Canada rose 0.3% in the fourth quarter, after increasing 1.0% in the previous quarter. This was the 11th consecutive quarterly gain in tourism spending, but the smallest during that period.
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Fed Will Be Forced To Lower Interest Rates & Declare War On Cash
The simple and easy to understand chart shown below quite clearly illustrates why the Fed has no option but to lower interest rates. Central bankers worldwide have already embraced negative rates, so it is just a matter of time before our central bankers are forced to walk down the same path. The Fed is trying to put on a brave act, but you can already see them backtracking from the strong stance they took last year. Now they are stating that all is not well, and the economic outlook is weaker than expected. Rubbish we already stated in several articles that they would take this path and that the only reason they even raised interest rates was so that they could come out with an excuse to lower them again.
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