Health Minister Andrew Little has quashed any suggestion of a rebuilt Nelson Hospital being relocated to Richmond and says the redevelopment work will get under way by the end of this parliamentary term.
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Health Minister Andrew Little has quashed any suggestion of a rebuilt Nelson Hospital being relocated to Richmond and says the redevelopment work will get under way by the end of this parliamentary term.
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In the current environment, demand for commercial and industrial property investment opportunities continues to increase as kiwis seek out greater returns.
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OPINION: New Zealanders, more than anyone, should understand the value of being able to believe what our politicians and public experts say, and then taking actions or changing our expectations in response.
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Albertans are generally more confident about the prospect of the real estate market than they are about the economy, according to a new poll.
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Retail sales in Alberta rose by one per cent in November to $7.1 billion as the level of sales was 7.5 per cent higher than a year ago, according to a new report released Friday by Statistics Canada.
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Question: I live in a high-rise condominium building with titled underground parking stalls. From time to time, the parking area gets cleaned, which requires everyone to vacate the underground parkade. The last time the parkade was cleaned, I took my car out of the parkade, but someone parked in my stall without my permission and it was still parked there when the cleaners came. The condo board had this vehicle towed. The vehicle make and licence plate were recorded, and it was not familiar to me, but the condo board charged me the towing fee. This is not fair. Why do I have to pay for the tow charge? Please help!
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Strathcona County is looking to write a new chapter on the Multi-Purpose Agricultural Facility’s saga with a name change.
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According to the Town of Taber’s Director of Planning and Economic Development Phyllis Monks, administration has completed the 2020 Municipal Census. The enumeration began in October and ran until Dec. 20, 2020.
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A relative bounce in residential construction, renovations and several new commercial projects kept Medicine Hat’s construction sector active in 2020, but the lack of new major projects left building permit figures lower for the year.
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Mark Sakamoto and business partner Sachin Aggarwal’s digital health company has made another big move in the business world.
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