At almost $3.3 million, it is one of Christchurch’s priciest apartments – and the ultimate up-sell for its developer.
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Monthly Archives: April 2021
Drive-thru job fair packed with employee hopefuls
A local employment agency says its drive-thru job fair on Wednesday was the best-attended since the YMCA Employment Centre began hosting the unusual hiring fairs last spring.
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St. Albert council passes key planning document
For the first time in over 20 years, St. Albert city council passed a new foundational guiding document on Monday, but not without significant discussion and debate.
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Christchurch stadium capacity could cost city small number of major events, ChristchurchNZ says
Christchurch could miss out on a small number of major events at its new $473m stadium due to the capacity, according to tourism and economic development agency ChristchurchNZ.
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As property prices surge, Melbourne homebuyer looks to social media for her first property
Sick of being outbid at auctions and competing with crowds of other people for a home in her dream suburb, Katie Higgins turned to Facebook.
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Bank of Canada worries high housing prices could boost vulnerabilities in a downturn
OTTAWA — The Bank of Canada on Wednesday said it feared high housing prices could result in stretched borrowing and lending, leaving some households and financial institutions vulnerable to an economic downtown.
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Bank of Canada hikes economic forecast, opening door to rate hike in 2022
Canada’s central bank has decided to ease back on the throttle, given that revised calculations show the economy is on a much better trajectory than policy-makers anticipated at the start of the year.
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St. Albert pop-up patio program now permits alcohol sales
Businesses and restaurants will have an easier time setting up temporary patios or retail pop-ups this summer, with new opportunities to sell alcohol.
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March another big month for Red Deer home sales
March was another outstanding month for home sales in Red Deer.
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Cryptocurrency miners looking for renewable energy options in southern Alberta
Cryptocurrency firms are scoping out natural gas plants in the Medicine Hat and Lethbridge region for a site suitable for future wind and solar power development.
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