The Canadian economy got off to a stronger start to 2021 than expected, growing at a surprisingly rapid rate despite a second wave of COVID-19 and restrictions meant to curb its spread.
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The Canadian economy got off to a stronger start to 2021 than expected, growing at a surprisingly rapid rate despite a second wave of COVID-19 and restrictions meant to curb its spread.
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St. Albertans who frequent Kingswood Park could eventually have easier access to the Sturgeon River now that city councillors have voted to include a boat dock in the city’s long-term capital plan.
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Planning for the future of Grande Prairie’s downtown arena will work its way into the 2022 budget deliberations after the Community Services Committee meetings on Tuesday morning.
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Black Diamond and Turner Valley are joining forces to host their second night of its initial online open houses concerning amalgamation this week.
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Despite the uncertainty that abounds in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, one major constant in the Swiss economy has been property prices.
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A Round Hill Capital fund, which targets garden-style US multifamily investments for European institutional investors, has raised additional capital and acquired its third asset.
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The landlords of nearly 100,000 subdivided Hong Kong flats will be subject to a new rental index under a proposed tenancy control bill designed to protect some of the city’s poorest residents, but the formula could still allow for rent increases of as much as 15 per cent, according to sources.
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Moody’s Investors Service says in a report that Chinese national property sales recorded very strong growth in the first two months of 2021 compared with the same period last year because of a low base in 2020.
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Various municipally-funded infrastructure projects were outlined in a video released by the town earlier this month on March 19. While none of the projects are particularly breaking news, the video provided a breakdown of some of the buildings, roads, utilities and amenities to be funded this year (or a portion of).
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The government should provide financial help to tenants and landlords in England dealing with rent arrears built up as a result of Covid, MPs have said.
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