The COVID-19 pandemic has devastated much of the world we know and continues to do so. Despite this, many of us have developed a stronger appetite for better connections with our neighbours. The Participatory Edmonton Symposium on March 6 and 13, presented by the City of Edmonton and the Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues (EFCL), is an opportunity for us to gather, learn, share, and inspire one another to animate our neighbourhoods and communities.
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Rural provincial advocates say provincial cuts to municipal funding detailed in the recent budget could be the final straw for some small communities.
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A Gold Coast suburb is predicted to exceed the highest suburban sale average in Queensland’s history.
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I’m not sure why I decided to buy a property. I just remember one day thinking that I was in my forever place and that it was time for a more permanent home. It was 2007, and the real estate market was hot, but what was even hotter? The lending side of home purchasing. I kept hearing about people being loaned hundreds of thousands of dollars for what they called their “dream home.”
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Spanish airport operator Aena has outlined a general framework of agreements with commercial operators for an ‘even-handed’ adjustment of contracts to help them mitigate against the impact of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.
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A bitcoin whale is a term that refers to individuals or entities that hold large amounts of bitcoin, according to Investopedia. There are around 1,000 individuals who own 40% of the market.
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Especially these days, we’re all trying to find cheaper alternatives for everything in our lives. That may mean spending less on going out to eat or delaying buying a new car. But for many, finding the cheapest rent in the U.S. is not only frugal but necessary.
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Cash has been falling out of favour for a long time, but 2020 may prove to be the tipping point for something that’s been around for about 5000 years.
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A former tenant of a Whangārei property caused $30,000 worth of damage before disappearing, and the landlord is now fighting for his bond.
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Landlords sharing unverified information about so-called “bad tenants” on websites and social media are boasting about membership growing and falsely claim they were given “the green light” by the Privacy Commissioner.
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