Alberta’s newest and largest liquor distribution centre has been completed in St. Albert.
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Grande Cache deemed not viable to carry on as a town
Facing expensive infrastructure needs and a dwindling population, the mayor and council of Grande Cache are asking residents to support a move to dissolve the town and become a hamlet in the Municipal District of Greenview.
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At County Council: traffic warning and valley plan
A proposed new grain terminal west of Morinville could cause serious collisions if approved as is, a former county councillor warns.
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Update: Potential competitor’s appeal against cannabis store denied
A prospective cannabis retailer in Okotoks wanted a definition of adult entertainment use during his appeal last week against a future marijuana store – and potential competitor – in town.
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TransCanada prepares to start laying Keystone pipe as it awaits U.S. court rulings
TransCanada pipelines is preparing to lay pipe — Keystone XL pipe that’s been stockpiled over the past 8 years — early in the new year if final approval of the United States route comes through.
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Glass going to landfill
Turner Valley’s mayor and top administrator are asking recyclers to not let an absent market for recycled glass change their recycling habits.
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Cash-strapped Americans are leveraging their homes to pay the bills
As U.S. household debt rises and wages stagnate, millions of Americans are tapping into home equity to keep up with day-to-day expenses.
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Cathedral ceilings? Big trucks and big SUVs need bigger garages
DETROIT — Lorraine Dillon couldn’t fit her enormous GMC Yukon SUV into her itty-bitty garage on St. Paul Street in Grosse Pointe, Michigan. So builder Al Shaheen made the entrance bigger.
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Unique Watermark Park opens on westside
Despite chilly and rainy weather, Senator Joyce Fairbairn Middle School students came out with enthusiasm and energy to help cut the ribbon on the nearby Watermark All-Wheel Park on Tuesday.
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Withdrawal of ban on non-filers augurs well for real estate sector
KARACHI : The real estate sector had been struggling due to the government’s condition that had prohibited non-filers of income tax returns from buying property valued above Rs5 million, However, now, with the ban withdrawn, the sector is expected to flourish again and attract foreign exchange from expatriates.
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