Province showing strongest growth in Canada this year
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Monthly Archives: March 2017
Radon gas study could lead to testing fraud: BBB
A new study showing high levels of potentially dangerous radon gas in Calgary homes has prompted a warning from the Better Business Bureau about fraudulent radon testers.
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Food services and drinking places, January 2017
Sales in the food services and drinking places subsector rose 1.5% to $5.6 billion in January, on the strength of sales at limited-service eating places. This was the largest monthly change since September 2016. Prices for food purchased from restaurants were up 2.3% compared with January 2016, while prices for alcoholic beverages increased 1.3%.
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Noce: Neighbours’ kids turning condo into a playground
Q I have lived in my townhouse for 17 years, but our condo board and property management group of the last six years are being selective about the bylaws they enforce, and actually look like they are not enforcing any. For example, there has recently been undue noise and damage caused to our common property. A unit in our complex last year was rented to a large family, and no one has had the conversation with the children regarding their indoor voices or respect for our property, as they are running and yelling constantly throughout the entire complex. The parents are never outside with the kids, and just send them outside to run around.
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Sales for new condos are picking up in Calgary
Sales are on the rise for new apartment-style condos and townhomes in Calgary.
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5 Ways the Arena has changed Edmonton
Rogers Place is changing the ways Edmontonians experience downtown. The city released a report Thursday with updates on how things have gone since the arena opened in September 2016. Here are a few of the ways Rogers Place is shaping Edmonton.
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Aldersyde East consultation process extended
Residents will have another opportunity to provide feedback on the proposed Aldersyde East development as concerns over density have planners going back to the drawing board for a third time.
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Hyperloop startup TransPod scouting Alberta for test track options
A Toronto-based start up that wants to build hyperloop technology will be scouting out Alberta in April as a potential development site for its research and development.
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Norglenwold considering restricting use of a boat launch point
An informal boat launch in Norglenwold might be closed to vehicles.
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NORTHWEST APPEAL
With a diverse mix of old and new neighbourhoods, Calgary’s northwest residents say they share a common identity
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