The Town of Cochrane has made a water licence transfer application to Alberta Environment to accommodate future growth.
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Monthly Archives: June 2023
How does the current downturn compare to crises past?
Share markets are only part way through a crisis period, and there will be another equity market correction before the year is out, says John Norling, head of wealth research at Jarden.
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Summer power prices to surge for Albertans on regulated rate plans
Albertans on regulated rate plans can expect a significant spike to their electricity bills this summer, with an expected surge in power prices.
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Calgary developer plans to transform high-profile corner with luxury condos
A local property developer is taking a big bet on a high-profile location in Calgary’s Kensington neighbourhood along the Bow River.
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Posthaste: Canada’s housing market is hot again — expect it to stay that way, economists say
The slowdown in the Canadian housing market that marked much of last year appears over as prices and sales increase, and that strength is likely to continue, clipping affordability even more, according to economists at Desjardins Group.
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Homeowners abandon variable-rate mortgages for fixed-rate alternatives as interest rates rise
As interest rates continue their upward trajectory, an increasing number of Canadian homeowners are abandoning variable-rate mortgages in favour of fixed-rate alternatives.
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Construction to begin on new paved link between South Bear Creek, Dunes trails
A $750,000 federal grant will allow for the County of Grande Prairie and City of Grande Prairie to create a new link between the two municipalities, in the form of a collaborative trail project.
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Canada’s inflation rate falls to 3.4% last month, lowest rate since June 2021
Canada’s inflation rate fell to 3.4 per cent in May – the lowest it’s been since June 2021.
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City census details to be released
How many people call Lethbridge home?
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‘We’re more than just market value’: N.S. tenants sound alarm on above-cap rent increases
When Lindsay Houghton was told her landlord wanted to raise her rent 17 per cent, she assumed they didn’t know about Nova Scotia’s two per cent rent cap, and the issue would be cleared up quickly.
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