Mortgage arrears edged lower in the June 2025 quarter as cash rate cuts gave some households temporary relief, according to the latest APRA figures.
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Monthly Archives: September 2025
Bridgeland businesses about to face more construction, still financially recovering from last round
When the city first ripped up the sidewalks on 1st Avenue in Bridgeland earlier this spring, Gracie Quinn, who owns a vintage store, thought she would only have to contend with the construction for about a month.
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Carney’s first five fast-track megaprojects exclude Alberta, but carbon capture could prompt new pipeline
Alberta was shut out of the federal government’s first five megaprojects tapped for fast-tracking on Thursday, though Prime Minister Mark Carney said a proposed carbon capture project is under consideration and could be a precursor to a future new oil pipeline.
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Canadians are refusing to accept reality and write down their real estate — and sales are suffering as a result
Canadians may just find it rude to write down the value of their real estate, a disconnect a Toronto real estate conference this week heard is impacting sales activity.
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Ward Karhiio: Constituents voice concerns over safety, property taxes and zoning for incumbent Keren Tang
A common theme heard by candidates running in ward Karhiio is how constituents are frustrated with the current city council’s handling on issues like the zoning bylaw, taxes and continued concerns about safety.
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Alberta leads rent decline as prices coming down across Canada
According to the latest National Rent Report from Rentals.ca and Urbanation, the cost of rent for residential properties in Canada has declined for the 11th consecutive month.
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Hearing scheduled for second biodigester in Foothills County
Foothills County is holding a public hearing for another feedlot biodigester only months after the first one in the County was approved for construction near High River.
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Former councillor feels compelled to seek another term
Bringing past experience to a future-forward mindset, Bill Cocks is looking to make a return to Medicine Hat’s city council.
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New WhatsApp tool could curb rental scams in Durban North
A RENTAL scam which was exposed in the Northglen News on August 29 (Rental scams resurface in Durban North, Umhlanga – Page 2) has resulted in the launch of a digital solution designed to protect tenants from losing thousands to fraudsters posing as landlords or agents.
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This N.J. city just took an important step to keep rents from skyrocketing
The City of Passaic has amended its rent control ordinance to limit annual increases to 3% and eliminate the policy of vacancy decontrol, which allows landlords to charge whatever the market will bear once a tenant moves out.
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