D’Arcy Crossing, which will bring 150,000 square feet of retail and office space to the north end of Okotoks, is starting to take shape.
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Monthly Archives: July 2022
Gov’t must fix condo power rebate: NDP
Rachel Notley is standing by condo owners in Alberta, demanding the UCP take action and release condominium owners the money they are owed in electricity rebates. Following a statement by a spokesperson on behalf of Dale Nally, associate minister of Natural Gas and Electricity, it was outlinined that sub-metered units will not be eligible for rebates because only the main site receives the bill from regulated utility providers, making them ineligible to receive the rebate.
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City Notebook: Pretty forgettable decade for natural gas in SE Alberta
After a century of good fortune, it’s been a pretty forgettable decade for the natural gas sector in southeast Alberta.
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Lethbridge needs a city-owned RV park to accommodate visitors
Lethbridge spends tonnes of money accommodating folks characterized as “most vulnerable,” “most disadvantaged” etc! I have no idea what the ideal money to settle the argument might be, but I do know one thing – in the eyes of some the expenditure is/was never enough.
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Operations at Town of Redcliff return to normal
Operations at the Town of Redcliff have returned to normal five days after wind whipped through the town downing trees and power lines.
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Okanagan real estate market volatility cools down
The impact of climate change has entered the conversation people have when deciding whether to buy a home.
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Can I Force My Landlord to Install Window Boxes for Air-Conditioners?
Q: I live in a ground-floor, rent-stabilized apartment in Harlem, with a window in the living room and another in the bedroom. For years, the security bars on both windows lacked emergency egress and space for a window-unit air-conditioner. I requested emergency egress for the bedroom window and a gate to accommodate air-conditioning in the living room, but when the landlord replaced the building’s windows, he put an emergency gate in the living room window and standard bars in the bedroom window, so neither accommodates air-conditioning. I’m stuck with a portable air-conditioner, which is much more expensive than a window unit. Can I compel the landlord to install bars that allow for air-conditioning?
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Property market ‘reasonably busy’ this winter
REA Group Economist Angus Moore says for winter, things in the property market are remaining “reasonably busy”.
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The perks of doing a property deal in winter, when your neighbours aren’t
Spring is the traditional time to sell a home, but many owners are seeing the benefit in moving early this winter.
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Noce: Fines allowed for condo bylaw infractions
Question: I live in a four-storey condominium building. There are two other four-storey buildings, with 48 units in our condominium complex. The board is out to get me. They are issuing fines against me alleging that I am breaching the bylaws and board rules. Some of the fines are more than two years old. The fines are on my ledger. The board has filed a caveat against my unit and is threatening foreclosure. What can I do? Please help!
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