The City of Fort Saskatchewan is looking at a few different options with Harbour Pool.
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Monthly Archives: February 2023
Dad buys $4 million house for his daughter on the same street
A father splashed $4 million at the auction of a Chiswick home so his daughter can live on his street.
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Top 20 property investors in Australia ranked by occupation revealed
Australia’s top property investors by occupation have been revealed, with a surprising profession making the top ten.
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Cigarette smuggler’s 6-bedroom Auckland home seized and for sale
A 6-bedroom home belonging to an Auckland businessman involved in a $537,000 tobacco tax fraud has been seized and is up for sale.
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Downtown safety, direct bus to YEG Airport among budget asks from Edmonton business community
The voice of Edmonton businesses says Alberta’s upcoming provincial budget needs to focus on investments in diversification and improving community safety to help bring “certainty and stability” for entrepreneurs in the capital region.
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Alberta’s 2023 budget expected to be overflowing with surplus of petrodollars
Alberta is scheduled to introduce its budget Tuesday — the last before a spring provincial election — with political observers wondering what the province will do with all its billions of extra petrodollars.
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‘Virtual power plant’ model could convince more Albertans to switch to solar
CALGARY — An electricity retailer in Alberta is betting it can entice more homeowners to make the switch to solar panels by launching what it calls Canada’s first retail, 100 per cent green energy-based “virtual power plant.”
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City saw record cemetery revenue in 2022
In the past year the local city cemetery has generated more money than in any other year in history, due to the lifting of pandemic restrictions.
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What do I need to know about buying a vacation property?
When it comes to taking on a vacation property, you will need to have a minimum down payment of five per cent of the purchase price. If you are purchasing a non-winterized vacation home, or will not have year-round access, then you will be required to put down 10 per cent.
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3 features that ‘significantly’ devalue your house – ‘major deterrent’ to ‘put buyers off’
For those who are looking to sell their home, of course they’ll want to raise their property valuation as much as possible. But whether or not sellers can achieve that could be affected by a whole host of issues that could devalue a property. Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, a property expert has shared three features that can be “major deterrents”.
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