A new report has revealed the top 10 fastest-growing metros in North America projected through 2035, and Edmonton is looking promising.
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Monthly Archives: September 2025
Calgary named a fastest-growing metro in North America by 2035
Higher Caps, a social marketplace for real estate, just released its list of the top 10 fastest-growing metros in North America projected through 2035, and Calgary is sitting pretty high.
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Premier Smith speaks on Alberta’s economic future in Calgary
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith spoke at the Calgary Chamber of Commerce Wednesday morning, sharing details about what her government has accomplished so far during its current mandate.
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City of Calgary sticking to 3.6 per cent 2026 property tax increase set three years ago
Calgarians can anticipate another property tax increase next year, though concrete dollar amounts won’t be known until the city’s 2026 budget is fully rolled out in November.
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Bank of Canada delivers 1st interest rate cut since March
Borrowing costs are coming down for some Canadians after the Bank of Canada on Wednesday delivered its first interest rate cut since March, lowering its overnight benchmark by 25 basis points from 2.75 per cent to 2.5 per cent.
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New Municipal Development Plan sets Rocky View County’s future
Rocky View County (RVC) Council has approved a new Municipal Development Plan (MDP). The plan will guide how the County grows and develops over the next 20 years.
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Lethbridge aiming to attract more film productions
Lethbridge wants a bigger piece of Alberta’s growing film industry.
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Council candidate Harquail focuses on commercial growth
As the city council race heats up and the deadline for nominations approaches quickly, political newcomer Billy Harquail has thrown his hat into the ring.
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Council votes to set new standards for dealing with construction waste
Following months of residents calling for a crack down on the construction waste flowing from sites into the city’s wetlands, council voted during their final meeting to get the process started.
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Backyard hen advocates want simple bylaw wording change
Advocates seeking to raise hens in their backyards are not asking the city for a long drawn-out process that could potentially include lengthy pilot projects and studies, they just want council to change the wording of an existing animal bylaw to include chickens.
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