Black Diamond and Turner Valley are moving some money around.
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Monthly Archives: August 2022
Service reductions, cuts not realistic for 2023 budget: city administration
The City of St. Albert needs an extra year to find areas for service level reductions and cuts, the city’s chief administrative officer says.
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Capstone vision unchanged with Carnival Cinemas looking to relocate
A long-time fixture of Red Deer’s former Riverlands, now Capstone, is looking for a new home.
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Cancarb back online after temporary shutdown in spring
A major Medicine Hat manufacturer is back up producing power after its cogeneration plant was shut down this spring for substantial maintenance.
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New NCC site in Porcupine Hills connects protected lands
The Nature Conservancy of Canada is announcing a new conservation site in the Porcupine Hills area in southwestern Alberta.
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100 messages, four replies: Victoria students desperate for housing
When Kalpana Jha, a PhD student from Kathmandu, Nepal, learned she had been accepted to the University of Victoria in May, she started looking for housing immediately.
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Rent prices hit record high for 17th month in a row
Rents hit a record high in July for the 17th month in a row, putting ever more pressure on renters.
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Rent prices in France frozen for least energy efficient properties
Landlords in France can no longer increase rent on properties with poor energy efficiency ratings, thanks to a new law entering into force today (August 24).
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Canada’s population could increase to 57M by 2068, posing challenges for housing, health care
As Canada’s population is set to become larger and older in the decades to come amid high immigration and low fertility, experts say these trends have huge implications for our housing and health care needs.
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Property market predicted to boom again after winter slump, data shows
It’s been a bleak winter for the Sydney property market after the extraordinary boom times of the past couple of years.
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