Edmonton’s rental market is among the most affordable of any major Canadian city, according to data from an online rental platform, even as the national trend continues upwards.
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Edmonton’s rental market is among the most affordable of any major Canadian city, according to data from an online rental platform, even as the national trend continues upwards.
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Swiss UBS strategists predict that oil will rebound to $125 in the coming months as fundamentals point to higher prices, spare capacity is ebbing and inventories are at multi-year lows.
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If it was called the Black Line, the Blue Line or even the Bright Pink Polka Dot Line, we might cling to some semblance of hope. But no, once anointed with that saintly colour green our fate was sealed.
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Kavin Sheikheldin used to live in one of the 210 units in Bridgeland Place until the city decided to decommission the subsidized Calgary housing complex in March 2021.
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Enrolment in apprenticeship programs across the province has dropped over the past five years and the shortage of available trades workers is noticeable in the Fort McMurray region where oil prices are up and employers are looking to fill positions.
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As the housing and rental market continues to see an incredible lack of vacancy and competitiveness, make sure you’re keeping watch for potential fraudsters.
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The real estate boom in the Cariboo may be over, but houses continue to sell.
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Internet connectivity is on the radar yet again for elected officials.
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Plains Midstream has recently announced they are exploring the expansion of their Fort Saskatchewan facility with strategic partners. This will leverage their existing infrastructure in Fort Saskatchewan, as well as adding 50,000 barrels per day of C3+ (propane, butane, and condensate) capacity.
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Driven by migration away from expensive city centers during the pandemic, the rental price advantage of living in the suburbs (vs. urban areas) has shrunk by 52.9% compared to three years ago, according to the Realtor.com® Monthly Rental Report released today. In Metro Phoenix, the analysis showed that the overall median rent is $1,755, a year-over-year increase of 4.8%.
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