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Monthly Archives: March 2017
Homebuilders struggle to fill jobs ‘Americans don’t want’
At a sprawling construction site barely 15 minutes from downtown Denver, workers move ground, pour foundations and frame walls and windows, but the work goes slowly because of the slim workforce.
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Mortgage applications stay flat even as rates drop to lowest in three weeks
Homebuyers are trickling back into the mortgage market, but not enough to offset the industry’s steep and steady drop in refinance business.
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Pending home sales see warm spring surge, up 5.5%
The warmest weather in several decades and the potential for higher interest rates later this year sent home shoppers flooding back into the nation’s neighborhoods in February.
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At County Council
Over half of the cash Sturgeon County gets from the Sturgeon Refinery will go towards better roads and bridges, council has decided.
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The 9 best countries in the world to start a business
Countries in central and northern Europe dominate a global ranking of the best places to start a business — although a central American state tops the list.
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Crews returning to Riverside to complete berm phase
Crews will begin finishing work on the Riverside Phase I berm next week, leading to some traffic changes to accommodate construction.
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There Is No Such Thing As Peak Oil Demand
Notwithstanding that oil demand has increased for over 150 years, it will eventually stop increasing. If oil demand were to reach an actual peak, then the top might be easier to predict. As it stands, the forecast models of demand are likely predicting peak demand far later than it will be.
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Spruce Grove releases $79M multi-use sport and event centre renderings
The City of Spruce Grove wants to build a $79.3-million multi-use sport and event centre (SEC) and is approaching other municipalities, the province and private industry to make it happen.
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CalgaryNext resting, not dead, says head of Flames organization
Despite recent comments by Mayor Naheed Nenshi, the CalgaryNext project isn’t dead, according to the president and CEO of Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation — which owns all of Calgary’s major sports franchises.
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