The Town of Ponoka and the Ponoka Stampede and Exhibition Association have signed a memorandum of understanding that sets the course for the future transfer of land to the association.
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Monthly Archives: June 2020
Waterfront Queenscliff property has private Swan Bay access
A waterfront Queenscliff property with private access to Swan Bay could be the ultimate escape.
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Edmonton region set to become home to largest cannabis gummy facility in Canada
Alberta’s capital region is set to be home to the largest cannabis gummy production facility in the country.
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Piece of land in Inglewood will be home to new fire station — and more
Calgary is now taking bids on a piece of land in Inglewood where it hopes to build a new fire station, with a few notable additions.
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Council eyes future plans for transit connection to Calgary airport
A council committee looked at plans for a future CTrain link to Calgary’s airport, but there’s no telling when there might be money to build it.
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Calgary and Edmonton housing most affordable
Calgary and Edmonton continue to be the most affordable housing markets for major Canadian cities.
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Uninsurable damage from massive hailstorm to be covered by Alberta disaster relief funding
The province will provide disaster relief funding for uninsurable loss and damage caused by the hailstorm that left numerous homes and vehicles ravaged by flooding and baseball-sized hail earlier this month.
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Keystone build a big boost for Oyen
Workers showed up in Oyen on Monday to begin final surveying for Keystone XL construction that will move ahead this summer, according to the company that has been delayed for almost a decade in building the export oil pipeline.
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The suburbs where it’s cheaper to buy than rent
As the coronavirus continues to wreak havoc on the housing market, Queensland is defying expectations – in some suburbs, it’s cheaper to buy than to rent.
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Reits look ahead to property revival as UK eases lockdown
After suffering a harsh sell-off in the depths of the coronavirus crisis and the subsequent hit to rent collection, real estate investment trust (Reits) are dragging performance back.
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