Airdrie’s Veteran’s Fire Station is now fully operational.
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Monthly Archives: July 2016
Regional transit pilot to start this fall
Regional transit is one step closer to being a reality.
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Study notes pull away from downtown
As more big-name retailers continue to pop up on Grande Prairie’s outer edges, there’s a danger the downtown core could be drained of activity, a study warns.
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Council moving ahead with 2018 Alberta Winter Games
Wood Buffalo’s council voted to continue with the 2018 Alberta Winter Games, with most councillors agreeing the morale boost to the community is worth the cost.
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Calgary airport slides to fourth place in passenger traffic in 2015
Numbers were up at Calgary International Airport in 2015, but the airport was overtaken by Montreal’s Pierre Elliot Trudeau airport in overall passenger traffic in 2015, according to new numbers from Statistics Canada.
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House prices historically high compared to rent and pay
The latest report on U.S. home prices continued to show growth far ahead of inflation.
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New home sales hit 592,000 in June, versus 560,000 estimate
New U.S. single-family home sales rose more than expected in June, reaching their highest level in nearly 8-1/2 years, the latest sign that the housing market was gathering momentum.
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Why Hillary Is Nervous: “More Leaks May Be Coming”
Over the weekend, Wikileaks posted a treasure trove of emails from various members of the Democrat party which has laid ruin to any hope for civility at the DNC’s convention in Philadelphia. That said, Hillary’s campaign seems to be even more concerned about what may be leaked next.
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Fed seen holding rates steady as inflation watch continues
The U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates unchanged this week, deferring any possible increase until September or December, as policymakers hold out for more evidence of a pickup in inflation.
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One Analyst’s Surprising Indicator Why Recession Is Coming In Early 2017
Stifel analyst Paul Westra downgraded the restaurant industry in a note released today, slashing estimates and ratings on 11 stocks in the sector, while warning that a slowdown in the restaurant industry is a harbinger for an overall economic recession.
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