Sturgeon County needs to think about the big picture before it even considers building a water line to Lily Lake, says county councillors.
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Monthly Archives: November 2017
Western Investment Branching Out
A High River based investment firm is branching out with its latest purchase.
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RBC beats fourth-quarter estimates as profit jumps 12%
TORONTO — Royal Bank of Canada beat analyst expectations with a 12 per cent jump in its fourth-quarter net income that helped to cap off its fiscal year with a record $11.5 billion profit.
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Seeking Value in an Expensive World
Well, it’s hard to believe that it’s been a year since Donald Trump got elected, and at least the good news is that we’re still alive. All kidding aside, the question I’ve been fielding ever since November 8th of last year and to this day is how we are investing around Donald Trump, and the answer has not changed one iota, which is that we are not investing around Trumponomics at all.
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Province repaying education tax
Good news came to the MD of Foothills this month as the Province announced it will reimburse municipalities for lost tax revenue from oil and gas properties.
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No tax hike in budget, county council hears
County residents could see a zero per cent tax hike this fall, suggests a draft of this year’s budget – but they’ll still be out $136 more than last year due to schools, seniors and utilities.
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Changes coming for Alberta condo developers
Alberta condominium developers will have to provide buyers with “firm move-in dates” and hold buyer deposits in trusts while units are being built, under a rework of the Condominium Property Act by the provincial government.
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No tax hike in budget, county council hears
County residents could see a zero per cent tax hike this fall, suggests a draft of this year’s budget – but they’ll still be out $136 more than last year due to schools, seniors and utilities.
Read more: http://tinyurl.com/ybwtx7cc
Mayor Genung Looking for Interim Traffic Solutions
While Mayor Jeff Genung did meet with Alberta Transportation officials at the Alberta Urban Municipalities Association convention, he doesn’t want to town to sit on its laurels when there’s possible interim solutions to relieving some of the traffic congestion through the downtown core.
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Veiner Centre work to move inside soon
Work at the Veiner Centre is almost ready to head inside for the winter.
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