People in southeast Edmonton think back-alley maintenance and traffic flow are key issues the city is not handling well, according to an informal survey run by the local councillor.
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Monthly Archives: August 2017
Restrictions eased for group homes
People wishing to live in group homes will no longer need to notify neighbours and risk an appeal process before moving in.
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Calgarians empowered to save Lindsay park views as Enmax changes power transmission plans
A community group is applauding the power of public engagement after they successfully helped sway a power project from putting overhead lines through green space and views many Calgarians enjoy.
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Learning from Harvey as OSFI plans to squeeze the froth out of housing: Don Pittis
This week, Hurricane Harvey offered another little lesson in market forces. It’s a lesson that helps us think about Canadian real estate.
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Peace River’s beautification project continues
A new mural is being painted downtown on the side of the Boston Pizza on 100 Street.
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Disputes over rent hikes soaring since 4% cap on landlord prices
Complaints over rent arrears, deposit retentions and evictions have led to a significant rise in disputes between tenants and landlords in the past year, according to the Residential Tenancies Board.
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New West Park Middle School approved by planning commission
After hearing some concerns from residents, the Municipal Planning Commission (MPC) has voted unanimously to go ahead with development of a new West Park Middle School.
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City approves cell tower for cemetery
Lethbridge City Council has approved a lease with Rogers Communication for a new cell tower to be located in a westside cemetery.
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Black Diamond mayor won’t be returning
The mayor’s seat in Black Diamond will be up for grabs in October.
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RV resort developers question paving requirement
Lacombe County will meet with developers of a large RV resort on Gull Lake who are questioning a $1.7-million road-paving bill.
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