What drives some suburbs to see more homes knocked down?
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Monthly Archives: April 2025
Cochrane opens applications for seniors property tax rebates
The Town of Cochrane has officially opened applications for the 2025 Seniors Property Tax Support Program, offering eligible seniors a rebate of up to $500 on their municipal property taxes.
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Bell rings as semi-converted school house goes up for sale
Feeling nostalgic about your school years? Relive those memories in this uniquely converted former school site, which comes with a hidden time capsule, two self-contained residences and potential for tourist accommodation.
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How to refinance a home loan and when refinancing is a bad idea
Waiting for the RBA to make the next move? With more than 100 lenders operating in Australia, chances are there’s already a cheaper rate elsewhere. But when it comes to refinancing, a cheaper rate doesn’t always mean a better deal.
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Cantiro sees bright future ahead with expansion plans
For the second time in three years, Cantiro has walked away with one of Edmonton’s top home-building awards.
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Bell: Carney now must deal with a fed-up Alberta and Danielle Smith
We’ve only just begun.
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Carney’s Liberals beat Conservatives, CTV News declares, will form minority government
Mark Carney led the Liberals to a narrow victory on Monday in an election dominated by issues like affordability, tariffs and annexation threats from U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Questions about economy rein in home buying, selling
Economic uncertainty could be putting a damper on the spring real estate market as many Canadians, Edmontonians included, feel less wealthy and secure.
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Uncertain times weigh heavily in real estate decisions
Call it the Trump un-bump. The previous euphoria in the stock market — the Trump bump — whereby investors salivated over the prospect of less regulation and taxation, which United States President Donald Trump referred to as a “new golden age,” has devolved into fear, uncertainty and less wealth for many Canadians, including here in Calgary.
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Here’s how much rent costs across Calgary neighbourhoods and where to get the cheapest
Calgary has long been known as one of the most affordable major cities in Canada, drawing in people with the promise of cheaper rent and a high quality of life. But rental prices can vary quite a bit depending on which part of the city you call home.
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