Sturgeon County continued to lay track toward a train whistle cessation bylaw this week.
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Monthly Archives: January 2020
Assess the real estate market like a pro with these tools
The real estate market of Pakistan is undergoing a transition, as a result of which it is creating trends that can confuse even the savviest buyers. Further, with the crackdown on black money parked in the property currently underway, along with the introduction of new taxation policies, there has been a decided slowdown in market activity.
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Property buyers get all-clear on Brexit
Dubai: Property investors in London, especially those buying 5 million pound plus homes, seem to finally shed their doubts over Brexit.
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Northland rail line: $110m to expand and upgrade track, buy land to Marsden Point
Trains could run to Whangārei’s port at Marden Point by 2023, after a major investment in the North Auckland Line.
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Australia’s biggest house price rises: The regional town that has rebounded 27 per cent
A West Australian mining town that suffered one of the nation’s most dramatic property price crashes has earned the ultimate comeback crown after house prices there rose 26.9 per cent over the past year.
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Committee endorses relaxation of parking rules for car-share firms
City council is looking at tweaks to parking regulations in a bid to facilitate the return of car-sharing companies to Calgary in the wake of Car2go’s exit from the city last year.
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Residential property prices continue to fall in Calgary
Residential property prices in Calgary fell by 0.2 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2019, mostly because of an oversupply in the housing market over the previous year and high unemployment rates, says Statistics Canada.
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Why worries about the coronavirus are pushing mortgage rates down
Economists are busy trying to calculate the potential economic toll of the coronavirus outbreak that’s currently making its way around the world. But there’s one marketplace that is already, quite unexpectedly, quantifying the full force of the bug: mortgages.
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Survey: Most Lethbridge businesses report growth, but labour challenges remain
LETHBRIDGE, AB – A new study conducted by the Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development Lethbridge is showing positive results for many local businesses.
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Hurdles still to overcome for No Landfill Facility, Town of Sylvan Lake says
Fogdog Energy is still working towards proper certification before opening the first No Landfill Facility in Sylvan Lake.
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