The timeline for building a new $550-million event centre could see the Calgary Flames kicking off the 2024-2025 season in their new Victoria Park digs.
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The timeline for building a new $550-million event centre could see the Calgary Flames kicking off the 2024-2025 season in their new Victoria Park digs.
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A group of neighbours sat around a table debating what to do about the growing number of local slum houses.
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The Canadian economy grew for the third consecutive month in May.
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A project to upgrade water and sewer infrastructure along Main Street in Airdrie is moving onto the next phase of construction.
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After seeing a prototype plant in action, an investors groups planning to build a biodiesel refinery in Medicine Hat has added Lethbridge as a another part of a network of plants across Alberta.
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The province is reviewing its funding commitments to flood prevention programs across Alberta, including a berm in Fort McMurray’s lower townsite.
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Repairs to the city hall plaza, including the area around the clock tower, commenced three months ago and is expected to take another month.
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Q: My husband and I jointly bought a rental property this year with our son, who is 18 years old. He has started his own single-owner limited liability company. We are planning to move the property into the LLC so that he can use the rental income from the business for his college expenses.
What is the best way to do this so we avoid future gift taxes? The property cost $124,000. Will there be any tax implications for us if we move the property to our son’s LLC now vs. next year?
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Homebuyers are skipping the suburbs and exurbs of big cities and instead flocking to smaller, more affordable metro areas, according to Realtor.com’s list of hottest ZIP codes in the U.S., released exclusively to USA TODAY early Wednesday.
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THE FEDERAL OPEN MARKET Committee reversed course on Wednesday after more than three years of gradual interest rate hikes, announcing America’s first rate cut since the economy was in the throes of the Great Recession in 2008.
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