Central Otago farmer Philip Parcell wants to die on his land.
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Monthly Archives: July 2020
Report confirms housing market slowdown in Canada
Here’s confirmation of a housing market slowdown in Canada due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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‘Sigh of relief’ for Morneau as Canada keeps AAA rating with S&P
S&P Global Ratings has affirmed Canada’s AAA credit rating despite the growing cost of shielding the economy from COVID-19, a move that breaks ranks with a rival credit rating agency.
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Credit agency says Edmonton airport passenger levels will take four years to return to pre-COVID-19 levels
Operations at the Edmonton International Airport are not expected to return to pre-COVID-19 levels until at least 2024, according to a credit downgrade report released Thursday.
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Posthaste: Why are U.S. cities are getting more affordable while Canada’s cities get really pricey?
Sure it’s expensive to live in Vancouver and Toronto, but does it have to be?
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Sylvan Lake’s real estate market recovering from pandemic
The real estate market was one of many industries to be impacted by the pandemic, but it is on the mend.
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Sylvan Lake welcomes three new family doctors
Three new family physicians have begun working with patients at the Sylvan Family Health Centre.
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RCMP waiting on RMWB approval to begin patrolling out of Conklin Multiplex
Wood Buffalo RCMP say the question of when police officers can have a permanent presence in the Conklin area must be answered by the RMWB.
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Spray Lake Sawmills Recreation Parks Society calls on Cochrane council to throw support behind sports centre
COCHRANE— The president and chair of the Spray Lake Sawmills Recreation Parks Society is calling on Cochrane Council to throw their support behind a critical asset for the Town.
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US Single-Family Rent Growth Posts Significant Drop
Rents for single family homes increased 1.7 percent in May, down 2.9 percent since May 2019, according to a recent report by CoreLogic.
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