Tariffs, inflation and problems in the global supply chain have pushed the cost of the planned Arts Inc. centre in downtown Fort McMurray to roughly $17 million to $18 million. The project now faces a funding shortfall of $12.4 million.
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The operator of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline may launch a process this year to formally gauge commercial interest in the first of a series of potential projects to increase the system’s capacity, CEO Mark Maki said on Wednesday.
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Alberta remains in a strong position, despite a projected 2.5 per cent drop in revenues this year, according to Provincial Fiscal Outlook, a new report released July 29 by The Conference Board of Canada.
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An annexation that would see the City of Calgary absorb hundreds of acres of land in Foothills County is back on the table two years after an earlier proposal was withdrawn.
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LMG has appointed Mel Griffin (pictured above) as its new regional director – North, reinforcing its broker-first approach with stronger local support across New South Wales, the ACT and Queensland.
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Job mobility in Australia has continued to ease into 2025, with just under 8% of employed people changing jobs in the year to February – down from 8.0% in 2024 and well below the 9.6% peak seen in February 2023, according to the latest ABS figures.
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ANZ-Roy Morgan inflation expectations rose to 4.9% in the week ending July 27, up slightly from June’s monthly average of 4.8%. While down from the early July peak of 5%, the latest figure reflects persistent cost-of-living concerns.
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Our lame-duck city council quacks its way into summer break this week.
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Pressures from the trade war are expected to push every Canadian province into fiscal deficit this year, but their fortunes going forward could be radically different, according to a new report released by the Conference Board of Canada on Tuesday.
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Edmonton is in hot debate around how to build more housing to keep pace with the city’s growing population.
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