A waterfront home with a newly renovated Hamptons-style kitchen offers a rare opportunity to buy on Main River for less than $5 million, according to the agent.
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Monthly Archives: September 2025
City council approves backyard suite regulations
Red Deer city council passed new backyard suite regulations that reflect many of the biggest neighbourhood concerns.
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City hires new lead to attract investment in Lakeview
The city has hired a new member of its Economic Development team, tasked with helping populate Lakeview Business District, one of city council’s top priorities for bringing non-residential growth to St. Albert.
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Woodside mansion with conservatory hits the market
It has provided a private and relaxing haven for vendors Trevor and Pamela for the past six years, but now it’s time for someone else to call this stunning Woodside property home.
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$17m worth of homes sold at massive Springtime auction event
More than $17 million worth of homes was sold at one auction event in Brisbane on Saturday, during a busy Spring weekend where auctions saw up to 25 registered bidders.
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Inside the renovation trick that could help sell your family house in 2025
A Camp Hill family’s house was expanded to fit multigenerational needs – and with a rising cost of living crisis, it may be the key to selling their home for the best price.
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Opinion: Council’s Inglewood pool decision reflects broader issue of disconnection
What would you do if your community’s only indoor recreation facility was about to shut down? Would you contact your local councillor? Would you trek to city hall to speak directly to councillors and the mayor? Or organize a rally, host bake sales to raise donations or just sit back and hope it all works out?
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Pipe dream: Why a nation-building project may not resurrect Alberta’s oilpatch glory days
Tyler Pubben was making as much as $1,000 a day working in the oilpatch when he was fresh out of university in the early 2010s. The pay was enormous for a man in his 20s, but he worked hard. As a trained geologist, he was also a hot commodity in a rapidly growing industry, putting in 12-hour days and bouncing from one project to the next.
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Canada sees most August home sales in four years: CREA
The Canadian Real Estate Association says it recorded the most home sales for August in four years as the number of residential properties that changed hands rose 1.9 per cent compared with a year ago.
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Fort McMurray jobless rate unchanged in August as trades grow
The census region covering Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo and Cold Lake saw few changes in the labour market in August as Statistics Canada reports many industrial sectors stagnated, employment edged higher while the unemployment rate held steady.
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