Resource revenues are showering down on the Alberta government like never before.
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Monthly Archives: February 2023
Hydro once made up around half of Alberta’s power capacity. Why does Alberta have so little now?
When you think about renewable energy sources in the prairies, your mind may go to the wind farms in southern Alberta, or even the Travers Solar Project.
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Home and Leisure Show returning in full force
The Medicine Hat District Chamber of Commerce is inviting Hatters to the 2023 Home and Leisure Show, which kicks off Friday.
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Highway 3 Ale Trail to expand thanks to grant
A regional brewery tour in southern Alberta will go province-wide this summer thanks to a tourism grant from Ottawa announced Monday.
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Landlords in north double rent as housing demand surges
Turkish Cypriots are complaining of increasingly high rents following the devastating earthquake that affected parts of Turkey and Syria that pushed them to seek refuge in the north.
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Condo and HDB flat rentals in Singapore rise again but at slower pace in January
SINGAPORE – Rents for condominiums and Housing Board flats continue to rise but at a slower pace in January.
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The 30-10 formula to boost your sales
OPINION: More than 30 years ago I had a big sales problem.
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Okotoks council gives stamp of approval to Tillotson
Okotoks council and administration put in some overtime Monday as the public hearing for the Tillotson development stretched into the late hours of the evening.
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The sought-after Perth suburbs where buyers pay a premium for space
Suburbs including Dalkieth and Peppermint Grove recorded the highest median house prices last year, but they weren’t the most expensive Perth neighbourhoods when measured by the price paid per square metre.
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Budget 2023: Toews reveals $2.4 billion surplus in pre-election budget
High oil and gas revenue and robust post-pandemic recovery are leaving Alberta with a surplus of $2.4 billion forecast for 2023-24, the provincial government announced this week.
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