The bedroom community of Cochrane is anything but sleepy.
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Monthly Archives: July 2022
More electric vehicle charging stations coming to St. Albert
St. Albert will have 10 new electric vehicle chargers thanks to new grant funding the city received last month from the Municipal Climate Change Action Centre.
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RVC directs administration to revisit Burnco gravel pit application near Irricana
Burnco Rock Products is hoping to return the Roe Gravel Pit in Rocky View County (RVC), last used for extraction purposes in the late 1980s, back to operation.
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Builders favouring multi-family housing projects in 2022
Builders are favouring multi-family housing projects in 2022 while new figures show commercial construction is driving building permit figures above last year’s levels.
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GTA average rents rise 19 per cent year over year in June
Rents in York Region and beyond are skyrocketing.
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Skyrocketing rents pain tenants as inflation rises
When the pandemic struck and tourism dried up, Gerardo Vidal, a New York City tour guide, lost nearly all of his income, he said.
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South Yarra: Melbourne’s most liveable suburb set for a huge refresh
Rolled-gold Melbourne moments are thick on the ground in South Yarra. Like walking around the Tan track before a drink at the Botanical Hotel. Exploring the 19th-century heritage-listed pomp of Como House.
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Lorne: Why billionaires are buying into this Surf Coast town
As if the Surf Coast township of Lorne wasn’t busy enough already, it’s about to experience the full onslaught of the Merivale effect. The big news from the Great Ocean Road is the Justin Hemmes-led hospitality group’s purchase of the Lorne Hotel for a cool $38 million.
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Town to auction equipment before burning taxpayers
Town administration held a public auction in June for several pieces of surplus equipment. At the council’s July 25 meeting, Terry Websdale, Director of Corporate Services for the Town of Peace River, presented the 2022 Public Works Surplus equipment sale results.
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The popular NSW tree-change towns where house prices have soared
The housing boom in regional NSW has begun to lose steam, new data shows, but prices are still rising in regional areas and experts say they may escape Sydney’s downturn.
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