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Monthly Archives: November 2019
Odyssey is consolidating Japan’s boutique hotel market and institutional investors are paying attention
Hong Kong-based Odyssey Capital Group is shaking up Japan’s fragmented boutique hospitality sector one Ryokan at a time, as visitor numbers soar across the country.
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At Morinville Council: Street address law proposed; fire master plan
Future house numbers will have to be illuminated in Morinville under a proposed update to the town’s street address law.
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No money for rec planning next year
A local aquatics advocate says it is disenchanting to see city council “out of sync” with the wishes of St. Albert residents on expanding pool lane space, after council assigned no dollars in this city budget to adding a new pool to Servus Place.
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New community standards law for Morinville
Hard rockers will have to keep their music below 65 decibels, under proposed reforms to Morinville’s community standards bylaw.
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How To Get Rent Payments Added To Your Credit Report
Credit is king in America. A credit score determines eligibility for even the most basic necessities of life, including housing. Having a healthy credit score requires years of credit, combined with factors like positive payment history and low credit utilization.
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Bad Things Happen: New Zealand’s first homebuyer tax
A man walks into a bank. Ouch.
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Posthaste: The real reason Bank of Canada may stay on the sidelines for awhile
Growth is likely to slow more than the Bank of Canada expects in the fourth quarter and the labour market is softening, but another issue looming on the horizon may give the BoC reason to keep its powder dry, say economists.
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Alberta government has ‘not talked about a cap’ on soaring condo insurance rates
The provincial government has heard about Alberta condo owners facing big increases on their insurance rates, but at this time, is not considering a cap.
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Manufacturers, oil and gas industrial sites could get property tax break under new bill
A new bill before the legislature would allow municipalities to extend new commercial property tax exemptions to manufacturing, processing and other industrial sites to help towns attract and retain businesses.
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