The final stretch of the southwest Calgary ring road is scheduled to open Saturday.
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Monthly Archives: September 2021
Someone is betting that oil will soar to a record US$200 a barrel
Could the energy crunch get so bad that oil prices hit US$200 a barrel? One options trader thinks so.
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Bank of Canada may be forced into early rate hike: Fidelity’s David Wolf
The Bank of Canada will have to start raising interest rates in the first half of 2022 because supply constraints and hotter-than-normal inflation aren’t going away, Fidelity Investments portfolio manager David Wolf said.
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Humble Red Deer landmark to be demolished to make way for new strip mall development
A squat Red Deer building with an illustrious past as home of the “colonel burger” is set for demolition on Monday.
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Carlson seeks to continue working at challenges facing council
Incumbent city council candidate Jeff Carlson says he is proud of the work this council has done to lead the city through tough times, and fully expects more hard work lies ahead.
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Official property values rose 7% last year, but just 1.2% in Amsterdam
The average official value of Dutch homes rose 7% last year to €290,000, according to calculations by national statistics agency CBS.
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If Dallas Property Tax Rates Are Going Down, Why Are My Payments Going Up?
Q. I hear property tax rates may go down in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, yet the word isI may actually end up paying more. How is this possible?
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Watchdog warns landlords breaking cap as rents spike 7%
RENTS ACROSS IRELAND grew by 7% on an annual basis in the second quarter of 2021, an increase that the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) has flagged as a “source of concern”.
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Don’t count property investors out yet
Conditions may have got tougher for property investors this year, but a new survey reveals most are still in it for the long haul.
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Air travel at YMM increasing, but still down approximately 50 per cent from pre-COVID-19 levels
Traffic at Fort McMurray International Airport has slowly increased to about 50 per cent of pre-COVID-19 traffic levels.
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