The U.S. threatens to swamp the world with oil in the next few years, although that will only be possible if there is a commensurate construction boom for pipelines to move all of that oil to market.
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The U.S. threatens to swamp the world with oil in the next few years, although that will only be possible if there is a commensurate construction boom for pipelines to move all of that oil to market.
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City eyes the future with 17th Avenue facelift
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New meets old in eclectic, inner-city Bankview
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Welcome to Curbed Comparisons, where we explore what you can rent for a certain dollar amount in the Seattle area. We found six listings within $100 of today’s price: $3,500.
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Earlier this week Washington State’s King County Superior Court Judge Suzanne Parisien reversed the City of Seattle’s effort to mandate that landlords rent to the first person that shows up for a vacant apartment. In August of 2016 the Seattle City Council read anecdotes from a local alternative weekly suggesting that local landlords were favoring Amazon employees by giving them discounts on rent.
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It may have been President Trump’s first visit to California since his inauguration in January 2017, but San Diegans probably didn’t relish its purpose. On March 13 America’s commander-in-chief arrived to inspect the eight prototype designs for his border wall with Mexico.
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If you love the idea of being a landlord, and don’t mind being on duty around the clock, buying an investment property may be the wealth-building option for you.
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Alberta Premier Rachel Notley and Shannon Phillips, Lethbridge West MLA and Alberta’s Environment Minister, are closely watching the flood situation in Taber, they both said Thursday.
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No pressure to lower prices, because ‘Canadians will pay’: Why that’s true lies deep in our psyche
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In 2006, following 35 years of declining U.S. oil production, net monthly imports of crude oil and finished products had climbed to more than 13 million barrels per day (BPD).
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