Gold may be worth more than what traders have decided is the spot price.
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Monthly Archives: August 2016
World will be watching Tour of Alta.
Sept. 3, 2014 was a miserable day for a bike race. But people still came out to watch.
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Regional harvests coming along OK as rains skip southeastern Alberta
Harvest figures gained last week as heavy rain largely bypassed southeastern Alberta, though farmers in nearby parts of Saskatchewan are dealing with water on the ground.
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Shell: Oil Markets To Balance In Late 2017
The Chief Energy Adviser at Shell, Wim Thomas, on Monday claimed that the glut in oil supplies that have forced down prices for more than two years will not likely clear until the latter half of 2017.
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The Magic Number For Oil Bulls Remains In Sight
Zev Spiro, chief market technician of Orips Research is forecasting oil to reach above $70 a barrel in the near future, as oil’s weekly charts show a bullish “inverse head and shoulders” pattern.
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‘It’s a great time to be a student’: higher vacancy rates, lower rents benefit Calgary students
Post-secondary students head back to class in September, which means time is ticking for those who have yet to find a place to live. The good news in Calgary is there are still many apartments available in prime locations — and for prices that won’t break the bank. It’s the one silver lining to Alberta’s badly bruised economy.
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New northwest Calgary bike lane leaves drivers with less parking
A new bike lane in northwest Calgary is causing some concern for drivers and people living in Hillhurst.
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Calgary Secondary Suites
Find or verify that a secondary suite is legal and safe.
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Midfield Trailer Park residents accuse city of giving them the runaround
A group representing residents at Midfield Trailer Park claim the city is holding back progress and money when it comes to helping them move their homes to a new location.
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Edmonton condo developer faces $5.5M lawsuit
A condo corporation has filed a $5.5-million lawsuit against Westrich Pacific Corporation, alleging the developer failed to fix issues at its two-building development in southwest Edmonton.
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