Oil has now comfortably settled above $80, with Saudi Arabia refusing to alter its strategy and U.S. shale companies maintaining their spending discipline.
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Monthly Archives: October 2021
Albertans dream big about renos but are getting the smaller jobs done
An annual report on home renovation trends has found that while most Canadians fantasize about improving their kitchens and bathrooms, Albertans dream about improving their physiques.
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New rental market buoyed by growing demand from students, young professionals
Edmonton’s new rental market is seeing rising demand with the return to in-person post-secondary learning, and young urban professionals seeking amenity-rich living in the city’s downtown, a new report shows.
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Town of Devon elects new mayor, councillors
On Oct. 18, the Town of Devon fulfilled its responsibility to elect its mayor, councillors and school trustees, who will represent the town and work together to guide its future.
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Nest at Southfort Meadows offers new lock-and-leave housing option
Forget about the lawnmower — and not because winter is on its way.
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Bow Islanders not interested in rerouting Highway 3
A plebiscite in Bow Island shows overwhelming opposition to a provincial plan to reroute Highway 3 from the middle of the town to farmland several kilometres south.
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Construction underway on solar farm near Enchant
Capital Power announced that construction began Thursday on its new solar energy farm near Enchant, the same day a transfer of ownership and new in-service date was approved by regulators.
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‘Surrounded by water’: Port Macquarie beachfront home hits the market
It’s all about the ocean outlook at this three-storey beach house, which claims an elevated position just metres from Lighthouse Beach.
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More than 250 investors looking to co-purchase Te Anau property
Real estate crowdfunding platform Opoly is looking to co-purchase an 821 square metre residential section in Te Anau.
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‘Crazy, stupid money’ rushes in to Bellevue Hill as panic buying sees values soar 40 per cent
A run of high-end house auctions in Sydney’s Bellevue Hill this week saw guides smashed by millions of dollars as “crazy, stupid money” forces values up more than 40 per cent for the year.
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