It’s an up and down market for renters in Calgary, according to a new study.

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Calgary’s real estate market is struggling to keep pace with demand as inventories fall to near-record lows, and new home builds continue to face challenging conditions for labour and materials.

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The City of Calgary says it’s investing more than $1 billion to upgrade its largest water treatment plant to make the facility self-sufficient in terms of electricity.

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During his studies at the University of Calgary, Jim Mitchell took a position with Colliers to learn as much as he could about commercial real estate. He enjoyed it and did very well, so when the time came for a career start, he declined a position with the firm and boldly started his own.

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A Calgary councillor pushing for greater spending on road repairs says doing a better job of addressing potholes now will save the city costs in the long run.

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With all eyes on Calgary heading into Alberta’s May 29 election, the city’s hollowed out downtown core has come into focus.

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Over the past few months, I have had coffee with a couple of Calgary’s inner city main streets managers to get an update on how they are adapting to the post-COVID realities of how people shop, eat, work and are entertained.

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When Laurie Weston signed her new office lease in the Eau Claire Place II building, she thought she had found a new stable home for her business for the next few years.

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