The end of the year brings the analyses and opinions of prognosticators as to what to expect in the new year.
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Monthly Archives: December 2018
Busy year and big decisions at city hall
The City of Medicine Hat supercharged its power profits in 2018, while council wrestled with the long-term plan to balance the municipal budget, counted two new major industries, and late in the year, revealed its century-old petroleum production company losing cash for the first time.
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Renaud reflects on 2018
Many of the highlights of 2018 for St. Albert MLA Marie Renaud came from this fall’s session in the Alberta Legislature.
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Franchise fee, regional transit top list for Brodhead
Seeing the region jump on board with developing future transit topped St. Albert Coun. Wes Brodhead’s list of accomplishments for 2018.
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No job? No salary? You can still get $20,000 for ‘green’ home improvements. But beware
An octogenarian and nearly blind, Julnor Jean was a soft target for a salesman with a creative finance gambit: Install solar panels now, pay them off over 20 years through his yearly taxes, and effectively have an energy bill near zero.
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More than oilsands: Mayor has eye on new brand for Fort McMurray
The mayor of Canada’s oilsands capital says one of his priorities for 2019 is changing the way Canadians look at Fort McMurray.
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Northern beaches sales in double digits in 2018
The real estate boom may be over but people with very deep pockets have been buying real estate in Sydney’s north for double digit figures.
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Investment property: 5 common tax questions answered
People frequently make decisions regarding property investments without a full understanding of the tax implications involved, according to Jeremy Burman of Private Client Financial Services, a division of Private Client Holdings.
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Southsea shop owner complains of ‘aggressive’ and ‘unreasonable’ treatment over rent hike
A BOOKSHOP owner says his business is still at risk of closing despite a groundswell of support from customers.
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Oil Prices Set To Rebound In 2019
Crude prices finished off the year with a small rally, and analysts are suggesting oil could climb even higher in the coming months.
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