The number of people receiving regular Employment Insurance benefits fell in Alberta and the Calgary census metropolitan area in December while it rose across the country, according to a report released Thursday by Statistics Canada.
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Edmonton is being recognized on the national stage for its leading flood mitigation plan, scoring a B+ in a recent research study.
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EDMONTON — Alberta’s rural towns say property taxes that have gone unpaid by the province’s struggling oilpatch have tripled in two years.
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Following the realization that the city’s downtown parkade is experiencing significant challenges in remaining self-supported, Red Deer city council has approved a change of direction to address the situation.
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Red Deer city council has taken steps to help address concerns over the Wastewater Treatment Plant’s ability to accommodate a growing volume of biosolids.
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Alberta Transportation is studying the need for new safety rest areas, potentially including gas stations and stores, or improving existing facilities including two between Medicine Hat and Gleichen.
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The Indianola City Council held their state-mandated public hearing on the maximum property tax dollars for FY2022 at their meeting Tuesday. City Manager Ryan Waller tells KNIA News property taxes will remain the same as last year despite all the projects going on in the city due to the increased growth.
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Thirty years after a serial killer wearing night-vision goggles stalked Clarice Starling in a dark root cellar, terrorized filmgoers can rent out the house where one of cinema’s most iconic psychological horror film scenes were shot.
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A new Right to Rent identity validation and storage system has been launched by industry supplier Canopy, in partnership with tech firm IDnow.
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As real estate prices have been subdued amid the pandemic, a majority of home buyers in the country expect property prices to remain steady over the next one year, showed a report by Anarock and CII.
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