Mystery surrounds the sale price on Sydney’s skinniest waterfront, which had four buyers keen.
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Monthly Archives: February 2025
City eyes $7B in economic output from proposed logistics hub on Calgary’s eastern edge
City council has joined their Rocky View County counterparts in approving plans for a rail-driven manufacturing and logistics hub on Calgary’s eastern fringe that proponents are calling transformational.
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Danielle Smith backs Trump’s call to build Keystone XL pipeline
OTTAWA — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith was quick to second U.S. President Donald Trump’s call to revive the cancelled Keystone XL pipeline on Tuesday.
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Unwinding interprovincial trade barriers rising to top of Canada’s tariff-fighting agenda
Interprovincial trade barriers are costing Canada’s economy hundreds of billions of dollars a year, but a new Statistics Canada survey has one major researcher excited that the window it opens into businesses’ day-to-day realities will give politicians the necessary ammunition to open borders across the country.
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‘Continue to thrive’: Edmonton’s Stantec reports another record year
Edmonton-based sustainable design and engineering firm Stantec raked in $5.9 billion last year, which was a new record for the company and up more than 15 per cent from last year.
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Inner-city Calgary residents decry proposed ENMAX overhead transmission line
Some Calgary residents are pushing back against a proposal that could see ENMAX installing an overhead powerline — and large steel poles — through an inner-city residential neighbourhood.
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Construction gearing up for westside LDS temple
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is ready to get temple construction underway on the city’s westside.
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City hands off carbon-capture plans, and costs
The city will hand off its plans to study and develop a carbon sequestration hub in southeast Alberta to Imperial Oil – and recuperate most of the costs incurred by the municipality, officials told the News on Monday.
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City approved for north-end power line replacement
The city’s power distribution department has been approved to replace a portion of power line that rings the city’s east side, but will need to win further approval at hearings this spring.
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AI adoption promises efficiency gains in property management
Ongoing economic pressures, regulatory changes, and shifting tenant and owner expectations have tightened profit margins and created challenges for property management professionals, highlighting the need for operational efficiencies.
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