The Condo Owners Forum Society of Alberta (COF) is trying to get the province’s attention with respect to its electricity rebate program.

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As we move into 2023, Alberta’s economy continues to show strength and resilience.

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The number of homeowners who are behind on their mortgage payments has reached one of the lowest levels since the beginning of the pandemic, new statistics indicate.

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Interest rates keep rising and Canadian housing prices keep falling, but Alberta and the rest of the Prairies are poised to outperform the nation as stormy market conditions continue to swirl in 2023.

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Next week, eyes around Canada will be on Alberta as the epicentre for one of the most critical discussions for our nation’s energy future at the 2023 Hydrogen Summit in Edmonton, hosted by the Edmonton Region Hydrogen Hub. And there is no greater time than now for Alberta to seize the almost unparalleled opportunity at our fingertips: to lead the pack on hydrogen development — if we act quickly.

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The Alberta government’s credit profile has been upgraded on the back of the continued high price of oil.

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The Bank of Canada raised interest rates for the eighth time in 10 months on Wednesday, but it will be the last hike for the foreseeable future.

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It’s easy to be discouraged by global events like international conflict, climate change, and supply chain and food security challenges. These realities affect the international community and have impacts close to home. But focusing on these trends alone can mean overlooking that Alberta is on the leading edge of solutions to address these challenges, and new global investment is playing a pivotal role in the prosperity of Alberta communities. 

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Alberta’s economy is in a “state of transition,” but a tight labour market and high commodity prices could help shield the province from coming volatility, according to an economic forecast report published last week.

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Question: I live in a condominium complex made up of townhouses and an apartment style building which has 14 storeys. I live in a townhouse unit. Each month I pay my condo fees. My condo fees have increased significantly over the past couple of years because we are spending a lot of money on the up-keep of the building. This is not fair. I do not use the elevators, the underground parkade or other amenities in the building. Why should I pay for things I do not use through my condo fees?

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