The so-called new front door to Blackfalds could see its first development sooner than later.
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Monthly Archives: August 2016
Calgary versus Edmonton: multi-family real estate
Calgary has been busier constructing apartment-style condos while Edmonton has been a hot spot for duplex starts.
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Stony Plain may not always be a town
Town council accepted its first document regarding the future of Stony Plain as a different kind of municipality.
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OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Commercial development in Airdrie steady despite downturn
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Proposed downtown mega-bars to appeal city rejection
The company behind applications for two downtown mega-bars says it’s not giving up the fight, after the city earlier this month rejected the proposal.
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White: Highland Park deserves better
I started writing this column about the Highland Golf Course redevelopment in northwest Calgary thinking it would be just another case of NIMBYism.
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Trains whistling at Campsite Road
Out of the four railway crossings in the City of Spruce Grove, Canadian National Railway (CN) trains blow their whistle only when they cross Campsite Road.
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Bacteria and vaporization used in clean-up
Bacteria and thermal desorption may be the new faces of oil spill clean up, as two local businesses embrace environmentally sustainable ways to manage spills.
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Discovery Canyon and cross country/biathlon ski trail development underway
The demolition and construction process for Discovery Canyon began earlier this month, and today, The City of Red Deer presented plans for the water feature, and further development of cross country/biathalon ski trails in the area.
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Housing investment in Alberta falls to $641M — lowest point since 2012
Housing investment in Alberta is expected to remain flat at least into 2017 as the province’s residential construction industry continues to feel the impact of the economic downturn.
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