(Bloomberg) –Oil extended its biggest monthly decline since March after a surge in coronavirus infections in the U.S. and Europe dented prospects for a rebound in demand.
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Monthly Archives: October 2020
Lethbridge County highest valued ag jurisdiction in Alta.
Lethbridge County is staking its claim to being the most highly valued agricultural jurisdiction in Alberta with over $2.2 billion in gross farm receipts, more than double the next closest municipality.
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St. Albert breaks ground on new fire hall
In about a year, emergency service personnel and elected officials will gather to celebrate the grand opening of St. Albert’s newest fire station.
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City seeking input on effects of COVID-19 on property
The City of Lethbridge is seeking input from residents who have interest in industrial or commercial property in the city.
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Breaking News – Housing market mini-boom sees mortgage approvals sky-rocket
A HOUSING market mini-boom has sent the number of mortgage approvals sky-rocket to a new 13-year high.
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Government’s free rent advance ‘is not free money’ – Nana Akomea
A member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) communications team, Nana Akomea, has disclosed that government’s promise to pay the rent advance of the youth in its second term won’t be for free.
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Thinking of buying property in Jammu and Kashmir? Here are 6 things to know
The Centre has put Jammu and Kashmir on the real estate map of India by allowing any Indian citizen to buy land in the union territory where non-residents could not buy immovable property until a year ago.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has drawn attention to a trend that began in the mid-1970s: The economy has produced too many low wage jobs
MILWAUKEE – Almost 27,000 people who worked at hotels and restaurants in the Milwaukee area made less than the median wage of $40,700 a year and did not get health insurance through their employer in 2018. That’s an estimated 41% of the total jobs in the hospitality sector.
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Rent deal as owner tries to fill waterfront property in Marlborough
The owner of a waterfront site in Marlborough, once a bustling cafe-restaurant, is offering discounted rent as a leg-up to get a new tenant into the property.
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Landlords racing to beat the return of loan-to-value restrictions
OPINION: It was a press release that was barely noticed in the middle of the first lockdown and that no one thought would make too much of a difference.
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