Strathcona County’s open data portal is now open to the public.
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Strathcona County’s open data portal is now open to the public.
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Housing in tech hubs is expensive. Just ask anyone in California. Home prices are in fact 82 percent higher in tech hubs than in other large metros, according to a report from Trulia. What is surprising, however, is that technology may not have contributed to that huge disparity, at least according to Trulia’s chief economist Jed Kolko, who sifted through Census data to make his arguments.
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CALGARY – Productivity increased and surpassed the national average in Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, and Manitoba in 2012, says Statistics Canada.
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WASHINGTON – The majority of U.S. consumers freely admit to sharing personal details online that put them at risk.
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S&P/Case-Shiller’s month-over-month data for its 20-city index came in at 0.62% for July.
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Led by North Dakota, 15 states saw August jobless rates significantly below the U.S. rate of 7.3%, the government said Friday.
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We spotted this interactive map from Moneychoice.org which shows a ton of economic data in an easily understood and very cool way.
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When Brian Rosebaum started pitching cyber insurance to companies in 2006, he was met with blank stares from risk managers and resistance from information technology experts, who insisted their networks were impenetrable.
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While the Competition Bureau fought its losing battle to force the Toronto Real Estate Board to enable more online competition, the industry has been opening up the flow of information, rendering the dispute less relevant, dominant players in the sector argue.
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A national database which estimates the worth of houses may contain errors that have fuelled inflation in the Canadian property market, where a steady rise in home prices has fanned fears of a bubble, a newspaper reported.
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