Canada is now the fastest growing advanced economy in the world, reveals a survey conducted by Royal lePage.
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Monthly Archives: April 2017
Edmonton biofuels plant should be good to go in June
Edmonton’s waste management stream is still falling short of its targets, however that’s about to change. The branch manager for waste services told city councillors the city is on target to finally get the new biofuels conversion system on line.
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Fort McMurray wildfire rebuild gaining momentum as hurdles cleared
CALGARY — A long-delayed building boom in Fort McMurray is ramping up as homeowners, insurers, contractors, and officials in the Alberta city clear hurdles that hindered reconstruction after the devastating wildfire last May.
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Downtown rehab project work continues
Construction recommences this week on the Downtown Rehabilitation and Streetscapes Project.
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CARES program funds projects
A program aimed at job creation and economic development is expected to benefit Stony Plain and surrounding communities.
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Calgary 2026 Olympic bid update expected Monday
Calgarians will get a clearer picture Monday about how realistic another another Olympic bid is for the city.
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Brentwood Commons redevelopment plan for a mixed-use site.
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5 popular destinations for UAE property investors
According to a new survey, 13 per cent of the UAE’s residents have plans to invest in property overseas in the next year.
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Much awaited Real Estate Act comes into force tomorrow, only 13 states notify rules
The much awaited Real Estate Act comes into force on Monday with a promise of protecting the right of consumers and ushering in transparency but only 13 states and UTs have so far notified rules.
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Town Wants Homes Released By Province For Sale
High River Town Council has authorized the Mayor to send an official letter to the Alberta government to remove 16 homes in the northwest part of town from the Southern Alberta Floodway Relocation Program.
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