Council is anticipating seeing a schematic design of the new library and multi-use facility come September 6, with work expected to be completed by the end of August.
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Monthly Archives: August 2022
Rental assistance benefit expansion includes Airdrie
Airdrie residents looking for rent relief may soon be able to relax after the Government of Alberta expanded the Temporary Rental Assistance Benefit.
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Warning flood bills could rise 20% by 2050
The average annual cost of river flooding to residential property already tops $100 million, but it will get much worse, new research shows.
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The holiday home hotspot where house prices tripled in five years
Sea-change moves and holiday homes have been in hot demand, but nowhere hotter than this: in Sunshine Beach house prices have almost tripled in five years.
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Calgary rated worst Canadian metropolitan area in terms of pay gap equality by rental platform index
Calgary has been rated the worst population centre in the country in terms of pay equality, according to a new index of metropolitan areas in Canada released by a national rental housing platform.
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Committee approves long-term plan to update curbside space in Edmonton
Curbside space is on the road to change in Edmonton, with councillors Tuesday approving a long-range plan that could mean more paid-permit parking in neighbourhoods across the city.
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Calgarians concerned over Bowness roundabout safety
A roundabout in the northwest community of Bowness has some Calgarians living in the area concerned for their safety.
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Chris Varcoe: ‘Coming back to life’ — Alberta tourism sector sees summer bounce back
As students return to the classroom next week and the Labour Day holiday fast approaches, the summer tourism season is moving into its final stretch.
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Construction, maintenance continuing across the city
Weather conditions remain favourable for construction and maintenance projects taking place throughout the city, some of which are scheduled to continue into September.
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Commercial real estate and coping with high costs
Inflation, interest rate hikes, labour shortages, and a possible real estate downturn on the horizon — 2022 has not been an easy time for Canadian real estate. If you’re a property owner or decision-maker in commercial real estate, you’re likely coping with higher costs now while also staring down economic uncertainty in the future.
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