The Town of High River has started work on a new Town Plan.
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Monthly Archives: March 2022
The tide has turned: price falls in suburbs nationwide
Prices fell in 154 suburbs around the country in the three months to February, with 12 down by over 5 per cent, CoreLogic’s latest mapping analysis reveals.
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Port Alberta relaunch to develop and promote Edmonton Metropolitan Region as an inland port
Businesses in the Edmonton Metropolitan Region can now access a “concierge” level of support in the import and export industry as Port Alberta announced its relaunch on Wednesday to further develop and promote the region as an inland port.
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Canada Looks To Fill The Global Oil Supply Gap
With fears of severe oil shortages if Russia’s exports are further restricted, world leaders are looking elsewhere for their crude supplies. But with many governments reining in oil and gas exploration in favor of renewable energy projects, these supplies are not so easy to find. Now, Canada is stepping up to the task as it says it can ramp up production to fill the gap as worldwide oil demand remains high.
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Posthaste: Canadian homebuying frenzy is showing signs of slowing down
The homebuying frenzy that helped drive house prices to new heights during the pandemic appears to be slowing, according to a new poll from Royal Bank of Canada.
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Federal Liberal-NDP alliance receives wary reception in Alberta’s energy sector
While news of an alliance between Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government and the New Democratic Party has riled political partisans, the move has largely been greeted with a wary shrug in Canada’s oil and gas sector, where proponents say they’re looking for stability and certainty when it comes to energy policy.
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Nally: Affordability and reliability of energy is priority one
As our economy recovers from the pandemic, electricity supply is slowly catching up to record-breaking demand. Now, the war in Ukraine is causing more pricing pressure in the market.
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Annexation north of city proves strong relationship with Red Deer County
Red Deer County council has approved, in principle, a proposed annexation of land by the City of Red Deer — an example of how the neighbouring municipalities are continuing to forge a stronger relationship.
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Partner in local hydrogen hub plan casting big net
A key partner in a local drive to create a hydrogen hub and carbon sequestration project is advancing a separate bid near Edmonton, though the two are likely not in direct competition, according to city officials.
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Castle Mountain Resort purchases Ski Lodge
Castle Mountain Resort has purchased the Castle Mountain Ski Lodge, the only on-mountain hotel/hostel accommodation at the resort.
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