Getting LRT to Heritage Valley is more important than upgrading interchanges on Terwillegar Drive, according to a new report the city released Thursday.
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Monthly Archives: March 2018
Multi-level government support for creation of corporation for potential Calgary Olympic bid
The federal, provincial and municipal levels of government have announced their collective support for the forming of a bid corporation to develop a hosting plan and establish a budget for a potential bid by the City of Calgary to host the 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.
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Six in 10 Canadians support a landlord’s right to refuse pet owners: Poll
It’s hard enough finding a place to live in Vancouver these days. But add a furry friend to the mix and things get substantially more difficult, as landlords in every province can refuse to rent their properties to pet owners.
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Edmonton bylaw officers finding infill builders doing a better job
Bylaw officers who monitor the infill housing projects in Edmonton’s mature neighbourhoods say they’re getting more cooperation now that the program is well-established.
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Canadian economy slows in January
Following two months of growth, mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction declined 2.7% in January, their largest decline since May 2016: StatsCan
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Group promotes development of women in commercial real estate
CREW Calgary plans a networking event today to encourage women as leaders
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Varcoe: With electricity prices set to rise, agencies fight over mothballing coal-fired power plants
In just a few days, TransAlta Corp. will mothball two of its coal-fired power generating units in Alberta.
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Hicks on Biz: Sale of Edmonton company CCI Thermal a big deal
Historically, business in Edmonton is conducted with discretion, privacy and civility.
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City takes another step towards new commercial development
The city needs to acquire land before moving forward with planned upgrades to Range Road 223 and Josephburg Road.
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1A/22 Intersection left off provincial capital funding list
The provincial budget tabled last week revealed the disappointing news that the intersection project at highways 1A/22 would remain unfunded for at least one more year.
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