As Wood Buffalo council tries to decide what to do about flood mitigation in Fort McMurray’s flood zone, residents have big concerns about what is going to happen to their private insurance.
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Monthly Archives: July 2020
Highway3Connector to resume bus service
The widely used Highway3Connector service between Medicine Hat and Lethbridge will be resuming service, starting Aug. 4, following its suspension of services on June 1, to help flatten the curve of COVID-19.
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Could mortgage loan recasting work for you? Here’s how it works.
If you are a homeowner looking for a way to trim your monthly budget and you’ve got a lump sum you can use, mortgage loan recasting might be a good option.
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Landlords raise rents as tenant numbers grow
The average lettings branch registered 79 new tenants in June, the highest recorded for a June month when typically the summer lull begins to set in.
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One-hectare block for sale in Christchurch CBD as Stonehurst owners sell up
After amassing more than a hectare of land over nearly 30 years, the owners of a central Christchurch block are selling up.
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Road building delayed because governments ‘fail to plan for quarries’
It would be tempting to think that, whichever main party is in power after September, there would be major infrastructure projects rolling out as a response to our economic crisis.
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Town Switches Gears On 12th Avenue Re-Build
The Town of High River has decided to move up their re-build plans for 12th Avenue west of the traffic circle and re-do it this year.
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Heritage debate ensues over Victoria University’s plan to demolish Gordon Wilson Flats
Should Wellington keep its precious heritage buildings or are they just a handbrake on progress? Are heritage buildings architectural brilliance or just an eyesore?
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Commercial real estate investment in Calgary grows
Investors remained confident and active in Calgary’s commercial real estate market through the first half of 2020, according to a new report by The Network (Real Estate Intelligence).
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Let it grow: City encouraging naturalization in some of Edmonton’s green spaces
The City of Edmonton has been playing catch-up when it comes to grooming grassy areas after budget issues related to COVID-19 forced changes to the mowing schedule.
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