New Zealand’s glacier region is on tenterhooks amid dire forecasts that more than 80 per cent of pre-Covid jobs and two-thirds of businesses could vanish within months, prompting calls for a multimillion-dollar bailout.
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The COVID-19 crisis has accelerated the timeline of peak oil demand while government policies to build back better and greener are speeding up the energy transition, major oil companies and forecasters say.
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It seems city council is in business to support the community by extending a deadline.
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The City of Grande Prairie is inviting the community to participate in the final online engagement session for the Avondale Area Redevelopment Plan on March 2 at 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
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A zero per cent increase on municipal taxes has been approved by Sylvan Lake Town Council.
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In a negotiation, does the other guy have to lose for you to win?
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Many people who suddenly ended up working remotely during the pandemic in 2020 found themselves plopped at their kitchen table in front of a laptop.
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The proposed Summit Pit near the Big Hill Spring Provincial Park is being met with strong opposition.
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Demand for rented properties in London has dropped by as much as 43 per cent in the last year while demand in the commuted belt soared, a new study shows – but the capital’s estate agents say that this is as much to do with changes to the international market as it is with mass migration to the suburbs.
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Shopping Center REITs closed 2020 on a high note. According to recent filings analyzed by S&P Global Market Intelligence, all 10 shopping center REITs that have filed reports in the last two weeks had increased rent collections from 89% to 95%, showing improvement in the retail market.
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