History irritates city hall. What happened in Calgary before the tenure of this current administration is dismissed as either irrelevant or repugnant.
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Category Archives: Alberta
Record number of people leaving B.C., mostly for Alberta and Ontario
B.C. has historically been a place many move to for employment opportunities and an active lifestyle, but that appears to no longer be the case.
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Natural gas prices have collapsed in Western Canada, but producers are ramping up spending
Two of the country’s largest natural gas producers announced new or accelerated growth plans this week — betting better days are head for the sector despite Western Canadian gas prices that are currently “well below” the cost of supplying the fuel to markets.
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Alberta sees highest employment gains across Canada in June: labour force survey
The latest data from Statistics Canada shows Alberta had the highest employment gains across the country in June.
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Province removes watering licence requirement for small riparian restoration projects
The government of Alberta is working to reduce red tape for communities or businesses so they can spend more time restoring watersheds and less time filling out paperwork.
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Top residential landlord in Alberta shows strong revenues amid declining rents
As Alberta’s economy continues to attract more people, one of the province’s major landlords says it’s seeing strong demand for less expensive housing.
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Alberta well positioned to weather deficits — for now: Conference Board
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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Opinion: The Badlands are Alberta’s next great tourism destination – if we build it
Imagine this: in the heart of the Alberta Badlands, just an hour and a half from Calgary, the sun rises across ancient landscapes while visitors from around the globe stretch their arms, awakening in luxurious glamping tents.
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Alberta, Saskatchewan finances in best shape among provinces, says Conference Board
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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‘Absolutely crazy’: Alberta could topple Ontario in new housing construction
For the first time in more than 40 years, Alberta is on track to potentially build more homes than Ontario this year — despite having a much smaller population.
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