Rents in Medicine Hat remain the lowest in Alberta but have risen an average of $21 per month since last year, according to new figures released by the federal housing authority.
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Monthly Archives: November 2017
Province dismisses northwest gravel pit dust fears but concerns remain
High dust levels kicked up by a provincial gravel pit in the city’s northwest pose no health risks, say provincial officials.
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Central Alberta Economic Partnership offers training to help communities maintain, grow economies
Vital to any community’s health are its businesses and training provided through the Central Alberta Economic Partnership aims to help area political leaders strengthen their local economy.
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Varcoe: All aboard Alberta’s oil price roller-coaster
Up and down, up and down — watching a yo-yo is mesmerizing if you stare at it long enough.
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Edmonton’s mayor hopes marijuana-related businesses set up shop in vacant commercial space
Edmonton’s mayor is hoping that the expected billions in retail value once marijuana in legalized is going to result in a new revenue stream for the city.
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Land titles offices in Calgary, Edmonton reopen after system outage prompted closures
Land titles offices in Calgary and Edmonton have reopened after being shut down on Tuesday due to a technical issue that resulted in a system outage, but customers were unable to conduct title searches or registrations Wednesday.
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Equifax says more than 19,000 Canadians affected by security breach
Equifax Canada has revised the number of Canadians caught up in a massive data breach earlier this year, saying an investigation has found that more than 19,000 were affected.
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At City Hall
St. Albert could save $1 million on snow clearing this year if the weather co-operates.
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Red Deer city council debates the details of the 2018 capital budget
A six-year Riverside Meadows revitalization project was approved by Red Deer city council — after a debate about neighbourhood equity.
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Journey to work: Key results from the 2016 Census
More Canadians commuted to work in 2016 and a greater proportion took public transit than ever before.
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